The Epson R-D1x Digital Rangefinder has a nostalgic look about it with its array of buttons and switches and lack of touchscreen. It bucks the recent trend to digitise every aspect of cameras (and gadgets in general), and looks pretty cool too.

Not content to be one of the crowd at 12 megapixels, the Samsung TL320 camera adds 0.2 to its megapixel tally to bring it up to a more than respectable 12.2 megapixel (all the men reading this know how important even small increments in size are).

The Canon PowerShot D10 Digital Camera is shock proof (allegedly). Meaning; you can drop it from a short height or have it flung (gently) against a wall and, all things being equal, it should remain unaffected.

The FujiFilm FinePix Super-Zoom S1500 is a 10-megapixel camera. That immediately puts it in the ‘meh’ category when there are phones currently offering 8-12megapixels with xenon flash (Samsung Memoir anyone?).

We promise LEGO aren’t sponsoring us today (we wish they were) but we have spotted this LEGO Camcorder to record all the mayhem you have been causing with your LEGO Uzi 9MM.

Nikon unleashed a host of new cameras yesterday so we’ll just focus on the pick of the bunch, the Nikon P90. This is Nikon’s new megazoom camera meaning a massive 24x optical zoom so you can pick up every nook and cranny of your muse.

HD Camcorders? Gotta have it and the Toshiba High-Definition 1080p Camileo Camcorders is supposedly great for the camcording noob and budding YouTube publisher. What makes it great? Push button point and shoot controls so there’s no confusion as to whether its on or not.

The Sony Cybershot G3 is the first point and shoot camera (in fact the first camera period) on which you can browse the internet. YouTube and Photobucket are going to get a whole lot of new users….

After much speculation, leaks, more speculation and afew more leaks the Nikon D3x has finally been officially unvield by Nikon, two days after the latest previews revealed all its specidications and other information. Still, whne you have waited for something this long, it’s nice when it finally arrives even if you have found out all the nitty griity details way in advanced.

RED have been toying with us for the past few months about their next release and although their hype was getting just a teeny bit annoying, GadgetHeat has to admit that we are impressed by the new RED modular cameras system including the out of this world EPIC 617 Mysterium Monstro.