Sony launches the new Cyber-shot WX300 camera, a compact that the company defines as the world’s smallest and lightest.
Sony has just unveiled a new compact camera that stands out as the smallest in the world, for now.
It’s called the Cyber-shot WX300 and will be launched in the Italian market starting in April.
Despite its rather small size and elegant, clean lines, the Sony Cyber-shot WX300 features a 20x optical zoom.
As a perfect companion to carry everywhere and use in all circumstances, even on the go, the camera relies on SteadyShot technology, which helps to reduce blur, always delivering excellent image quality.
The ability to connect the Sony Cyber-shot WX300 to your smartphone via integrated Wi-Fi is particularly interesting: this allows you to control the camera remotely, for instance, to take photos in self-timer mode.
The Wi-Fi also proves to be a winner for quickly sharing photos and videos taken, without the need for cables, and even for displaying content on a TV screen.
The price of the Sony Cyber-shot WX300 for Italy has not yet been officially announced, but it is known that in the United States the camera costs 329 dollars.
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