Konica Minolta on Friday added two new cameras to its DiMage line, the five-megapixel Z5 and Z20. The former offers 12X optical and 4X digital zoom, Konica’s Anti-Shake System and a two-inch LCD. The latter features 8X optical and 4X digital zoom, a Macro mode and a 1.5-inch LCD. Both include the ability to shoot VGA-quality (640 x 480) video and save data to an SD memory card. Other specs, pricing and ship dates were not announced. Konica did not have product pages available on its Web site as MacCentral posted this article.
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