There’s been a leak on the dpreview forums regarding the Nikon D60, which is rumoured to replace the Nikon D40x. Word is that the D60 will be the smallest Nikon DSLRs ever, with a 10.2-megapixels sensor, dust reduction cleaning function, 0.19 second power up, split second shutter, Active D-Lighting, filter effects, 3FPS shooting, and a long-life battery that can take up to 500 shots in one charge.

No word on the pricing yet, but you can check out details of the leak here.

Sony Ericsson has launched two phones for radio fans to listen to radio in bliss. Both the R300 Radio and R306 Radio have dedicated radio speakers to enhance sound in noisy environments, and also include TrackID, which traces artist information any song recorded from an external source, even a coffeeshop.

If you’re looking for a simple solution for storing your digital camera when you go in the water, the Overboard Waterproof Cases might be a godsend. These cases can store any digital product and keep them waterproof up to 19ft in the water.

If you’re prone to dropping your cameras into the most unexpected places like me, you might like to get the Olympus µ 1030SW camera. It is dustproof, shockproof, waterproof, and freezeproof. It also has a 10-megapixel sensor and a 3.6x optical zoom with a wide-angle view of 28mm.

Staunch Sony D-SLR supporters have something to cheer about this year as the new Alpha 200 camera has been launched. Successor to the Alpha 100, the Alpha 200 offers a 10.2-megapixel CCD, BIONZ image processing engine and high ISO3200 sensitivity.

Photobuffs rejoice, the superfast Exilim EX-F1 6-megapixel camera (no more a prototype) is purported to be out in March 2008. Touted at a next generation camera, the EX-F1 will retail at approximately US$999.99 and will be showcased at CES 2008.

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If you’ve always wanted to own a camera that takes pictures underwater but are too poor to buy one of those expensive waterproof cases by (insert big brand manufacturer here), then the Liquid Image Digital Underwater Camera Mask is your answer.

I’m not being womanish here but the new release of the Sanrio DC500 Hello Kitty Camera is really eye catching with its vibrant red body contrasted with a white cat’s face and dainty red ribbon (all plastic of course).