Kodak EasyShare M215 Digital Camera

Kodak has unveiled another one of its upcoming digital camera namely the EasyShare M215. This pocket-sized camera offers a 14.3MP CCD sensor, a 26mm wide-angle lens, a 5x optical zoom lens, a 2.5-inch 230K TFT color LCD, a 15MB of internal memory, an SD/SDHC card slot, Eye-Fi card support, a USB 2.0 port and 720p HD video capture. The EasyShare M215 will hit the market in March for $99.95. [Kodak]

Kodak EasyShare Sport C135 Rugged Compact Digicam

Kodak has rolled out a new rugged compact digital camera namely the Easyshare Sport C135. Priced at just $79.95, the dustproof and waterproof camera provides a 14-megapixel sensor, a 2.4-inch display, a fixed 35mm (eq.) lens, a VGA video mode and an Eye-Fi memory card support. The Kodak Easyshare Sport C135 requires only a pair of AA batteries to operate. [Kodak]

Liquid Image Ego Underwater Camera

Liquid Image has showed off their newest underwater camera ‘Ego' at this year's CES. This waterproof camera (down to 10 feet) features a 136-degree lens, a small LCD screen, a 4GB memory card, a built-in GPS, WiFi and can capture 1080p Full HD video (30fps). The Ego will go on sale in June for $150. [Softpedia]

Polaroid SC1630 Android HD Camera

Polaroid has unveiled the new SC1630 Android HD Camera at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the Las Vegas. The camera features a 16-megapixel CCD sensor with a 3x optical zoom lens, a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, Wi-Fi capabilities, face and smile detection, geo-tagging and a micro SD card (up to 32GB). The SC1630 is powered by the Google Android 2.3.4 operating system. Available in 5 different colors, the Polaroid SC1630 Android HD Camera will be released in April 2012 for $299.99 a pop. [PhotoRumors]

GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit

GoPro will launch the Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit in February, 2012. The Wi-Fi BacPac attaches to your HD HERO2 camera to enable long range video remote control via the Wi-Fi Remote or a smartphone, tablet, or computer running a free GoPro App. The Wi-Fi Remote enables you to control up to 50 HD HERO2 cameras. The GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit is priced at around $100. [Product Page]

HD-9Z Full HD Camcorder

Priced at just $239.89, this Full HD camcorder ‘HD-9Z' from Light In The Box offers a 5.0MP CMOS image sensor, a 5x optical zoom lens, a 3.0-inch TFT LCD screen, a 128MB of flash memory, an SD/SDHC card slot (up to 16GB), a USB 2.0 port, an HDMI port, a TV-out and 1080p Full HD video recording capabilities (30fps). [Product Page]

Tamaggo 360 Panoramic Camera Has Your Back

This cute little robotic egg will shoot a 360˚ panorama, instantly There are now plenty of ways to shoot panoramas with your iPhone, from add-on donut-shaped lenses to a whole home-screen's worth of app that will stitch and twist your images into a patchwork poster. But what if, like me, you don't own an iPhone? The answer, in 360˚ pano terms at least, is the Tamaggo 360-Imager. If R2D2 had been designed in the 1980s, he'd have looked like the Tamaggo, a dedicated pano-shooting camera with a 14MP sensor and a panomorph lens. Snap a picture and the camera will auto detect its orientation and create either a Streetview-style all-rounder or a more traditional long (horizontal or vertical) panorama. The $200 egg is pretty feature packed. There's a touch-screen for framing and review, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections, and the entire pano is taken in one snap. There's also an integrated stand. For $200, this thing could be a steal. Not only can you go back and check what the creep behind you was doing while you shot a picture of your hot girlfriend, you can pull parts of the picture apart later and recombine them. I wonder if there will be a companion app for the iPad or iPhone after all? The Tamaggo will be on sale in the second quarter of this year. And whatever you do, don't say Tamagotchi. Tamaggo product page [Tamaggo via Photojojo]

Swann Freestyle HD Wearable Video Camera

Create hands-free action video with Swann's first HD wearable video camera, the Freestyle. Housed in a sturdy waterproof case (down to 20 meters), the Freestyle can be worn on the body or mounted to bikes, cars, helmets, skateboards and more via a range of included interchangeable mounts and brackets. In terms of specs, this video camera comes with a detachable 1.5-inch LCD screen, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), a mini USB port, an HDMI port, an AV out port, a 1000mAh rechargeable battery (up to 2.5 hours of recording time) and has the ability to capture both 1080p Full HD video (30fps) as well as up to 8MP digital still images. The Freestyle retails for $279.99 (mounts and remote control included). [Product Page]

Canon PowerShot G1 X Digital Camera

The PowerShot G1 X digital camera is currently available for pre-order via B&H Photo. Priced at $799, the camera has a 1.5-inch 14.3-megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor with the DIGIC 5 image processor and an ISO sensitivity of up to 12800. The PowerShot G1 X also has a 3.0-inch Vari-Angle LCD display, a 28mm wide-angle lens with a 4x optical zoom, Hybrid Image Stabilizer, Optical Viewfinder and a 1080p Full HD video. [Product Page]

Photorito, a Lens-Wrapping Burrito

Hey, San Franciscans (or “Friscans”, as I know you all love to be called), check out this gadget-flavored version of your favorite food. It's the Photorito, a Tyvek and neoprene burrito that you stuff with camera lenses instead of delicious beans and meat. The Photorito comes from the fine folks at Photojojo, situated in Burrito Ground Zero aka. The Mission District of SF. The neoprene inside protects the lens when wrapped up, and the tortilla-patterned skin will protect it from really dumb (or myopic) thieves. It's big enough to wrap around lenses from 24mm-200mm, and you won't wake up with its taste still in your mouth the next morning. The Photorito is available now, for $20. Photorito product page [Photojojo. Thanks, Kiran!]