HP CW450t and HP PW460t Cameras unveiled at PMA 2010

Feb 19 2010, 8:04am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

HP unveiled the HP CW450t (photo) and HP PW460t point-and-shoot digital cameras at the PMA 2010. The new HP cameras feature 2.7-inch and 3-inch LCD touchscreen displays, respectively, and a newly designed touch interface for viewing photos with the simple swipe of a finger.
Both have 4X optical zoom and support up to 32-gigabyte (GB) SD/SDHC memory. They power up rapidly and minimize the time between taking shots.
The HP CW450t is available in two colors – blue and merlot – and priced at $109. The HP PW460t is available in pink and charcoal gray and priced at $149.

HP also unveiled the $99 HP CW450 with 4x zoom, and 2.7 inch screen. The new HP SW450 also features a 2.7-inch screen and 4x zoom, but will sell for $129.
The new HP PW550z point-and-shoot digital camera features 5X optical zoom and a wide-angle lens in addition to a 2.7-inch LCD display and lithium-ion battery. It is available in black or plum and priced at $149.
Also new is the HP V1020h. The HP V1020h digital camcorder features 720p HD recording and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, all packaged in a lightweight, slim design. It also includes a USB connector for easy video uploading to social networking and video sites via a notebook or desktop PC. The HP V1020h is priced at $109 and expected to be available this summer at select retailers.

The PMA 2010 exhibition starts on February 21st and ends on the 23rd. The PMA trade-show is used by many camera makers as launch pad for new cameras for the Spring and Summer time frame.

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Luigi Lugmayr (Google) is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years experience in the technology field to the ever evolving and exciting world of gadgets. He started I4U News back in 2000 and evolved it into vibrant technology magazine.
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