Sony Alpha 230, 330, and 380: New DSLRs Camera with HDMI
We already wrote about that Sony is preparing to release new digital SLR cameras, entry-level Sony DSLR Alpha 230, 330, and 380. They will replace models Alpha 200, 300 and 350. Now some details about the Alpha 230, 330 and 380 cameras appeared in one of Sony sites. We know that new items will be leaner and lighter predecessors, which were quite cumbersome. In addition, the camera will receive a new graphical user interface and will be equipped with HDMI output. It will connect the camera to a High Definition TV, Sony Bravia, but thanks to special embedded software to control the viewing of images on the screen, including shift, rotation and scaling, it can be with remote control TV.
A more complete and accurate data on the characteristics of Alpha 230, 330, and 380 cameras has not yet. Presumably, the sensors in the new models will remain the same theme as that of the preceding. Chambers probably would not support video recording. In addition, new items, obviously, would be supported by larger-capacity memory cards (card format, most likely, Memory Stick Pro Duo or Pro), as well as an updated battery. When will be issued new Alpha 230, 330 and 380, it is not yet clear.
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New Entry-Level Sony DSLRs Feature Revamped GUI, HDMI-Out
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[...] officially introduced the new SLR camera line Alpha; A230, A330 and A380. In the absence of real innovation (such as a new sensor and record HD video), Sony has focused on [...]