The new sony Cyber-shot TX300V inductive charging camera and pier hands-on (video)

You might have believed that Sony's Cyber-shot TX200V was the business's most effective point-and-shoot up to now, but that is not quite true. The organization includes a Japan-only version from the TX200V known as the TX300V, and it is a significant compelling upgrade. The camera's most appealing addition is available in the type of a radio charging and transfer pier -- it refuels your wallet snapper through inductive charging whilst easily moving images for your computer using TransferJet. Additionally, it may draw energy out of your computer's USB port (no AC adapter needed). Oh, also it ships within the camera box.

Sadly, there isn't any intends to sell this iteration outdoors of Japan, and Sony's mother on prices and availability. Your camera moved images and billed without problem throughout our demo (the Charge indicator illuminated, a minimum of -- we did not hang in there to look at it charge your camera). We went hands-up with the TX300V and it is charging pier at Clubpenguin+ in Yokohama, and you will look into the camera package out in most its glossy black glory just beyond the break.

Gallery: The new sony Cyber-shot TX300V hands-on

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