Sony unloads a truckload of new cameras before PMA

There's a flurry of moderate low-end camera updates hitting the wires before PMA next week, and Sony's no exception -- it just dropped eight new shooters on us. Nothing major here, just bumps to existing models around. A quick rundown after the break, with pictures of all the new gear in the gallery.

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DSC-H10:

• Updates the DSC-H3

• 3-inch LCD

• 8 megapixel resolution

• ISO3200 sensitivity
  

• 10x optical zoom

• Super Steady Shot optical image stabilization

• 1080p output with a special cable

• $300 in May
  

DSC-S750 and DSC-S780

• Updates the DSC-S700
  

• Lithium-ion batteries replace AAs

• Add ISO1250 sensitivity

• 7.2 megapixel (S750) and 8.1 megapixel (S780) resolutions

• 3x optical zoom

• 2.5-inch LCD

• 22MB internal memory with MS Duo expansion

• $150 (S750) and $180 (S780) in March
  

DSC-T300

• Updates the DSC-T200

• 10.1 megapixel resolution
  

• Intelligent Scene Recognition, which takes a second shot with optimized settings

• 3.5-inch touch screen

• 5x optical zoom

• ISO3200 sensitivity

• $400 in red, black, and silver in March

DSC-W170, DSC-W150, DSC-W130, and DSC-W120

• Updates the W series all around

• 10.1 megapixel W170 and 8.1 megapixel W150

• 8.1 megapixel W130 and 7.2 megapixel W120

• All feature "smile shutter" which automatically takes a picture when subject smiles

• W120 and W130 in March for $200 and $230 in several colors

• W150 and W170 in April for $250 and $300 in several colors