Really exciting point-and-shoot cameras only come around every so often, and last year's Sony RX100 was one of them. It blew its pocket compact competitors away. It also cost £550, which is pricey for an enthusiast camera. The new scaled down Sony HX50V mimics the RX100's covetable aesthetics, and packs some attractive, beginner-friendly features into a more affordable package. Call it trickle-down design done right. Read More >>
We reamed the Sony SmartWatch in a recent review. It was almost mean of us; it was definitely emotional. And while we stand by our opinion, another new Sony product perfectly illustrates why we got all pissed off: The gorgeous, awesome RX100. Read More >>
Featured comment by tstanson:
"I remember when Sony use to be the best in every technology. I use to think that they had the best TVs, but right now I think LG has the best. Their..." More »
With DSLRs like the Canon T2I and Nikon D3200 becoming increasing accessible, and smartphone cameras becoming increasingly quality, fixed-lens point-and-shoot cameras have become something a forgotten breed. But with the introduction of the RX100 — complete with its impressive 1-inch sensor, f/1.8 aperture, and compact body — Sony is trying to make the pocketable camera relevant again. Read More >>
Featured comment by curlykale:
"Not for me, at 1600 iso and at higher, it all goes to mush. !6 megapixels would have been more than enough and I'd have been happy with 12, look here ..." More »
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