The Canon EOS 5D Mark III digital SLR camera. Picture: Supplied. Source: Supplied
SAY cheese! New cameras and an unusual tripod make the cut in this week's pick of the latest gadgets.
PRO CAMERA
Canon, $4200 (body)
canon.com.au
Camera purists have been anticipating its arrival for some time and Canon is weeks from delivering the EOS 5D Mark III. The new full-frame digital SLR offers a 22.3-megapixel CMOS sensor, speedier Digic 5+ processor, 61-point autofocus, new buttons for easy navigation and a host of new features.�
STEADY SHOT
Joby, $16.95
maxwell.com.au
An unusual tripod, Joby's GorillaPod Micro 250 is designed to stay attached to your pocket-sized camera at all times. The tiny tripod screws into the bottom of a point-and-shoot camera. Its three legs fan out for stability, enabling users to take time-lapse photos. The gadget's stainless steel legs feature rubber grips.�
SPECIAL DELIVERY
Microsoft, $399
xbox.com.au
In time for the Easter holidays, Microsoft has released an Xbox 360 family bundle. The pack includes an Xbox 360 4GB console in white, matching white Kinect sensor and wireless games controller. A three-month subscription to Xbox Live Gold and two Kinect games - Kinect Sports and Kinect Adventures - completes the kit.�
SMALL PACKAGE
Sony, $299
sony.com.au
This new-release $299 camera packs in a 16.2-megapixel CMOS sensor, a 25mm lens with 5x optical zoom and full high-definition video capture. The Cyber-shot WX50 also offers shooting modes including Intelligent Auto, 3D and Sweep Panorama and optical image stabilisation to reduce blur.�
PHONE HOME
Panasonic, $179.95 (twin pack)
panasonic.com.au
There's no reason home phones can't be mobile, too. Panasonic's latest cordless, the 803 Series, features a 1.45-inch colour screen, a "repeater" to extend its signal range and a Power Failure Talk System feature that lets users get an extra three hours of talk time during a power outage by connecting one handset to the base station.
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