Fujifilm has unveiled 13 new digital cameras, all of them point and shooters, to be showcased at the 2010 PMA show. These models are expected to ship sometime between February and Summer. And, all these digicams are capable of recording high definition videos at a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. At the entry level, you have two offerings from the A series, AV100 and AX200. There are 4 more models in the J series, JV100, JX250, JZ300 and JZ500, all coming in a slim form with a brushed metal finish, full metal chassis and powered by lithium ion battery.

If you are looking for a weather resistant gadget, there is the XP10 digital camera for you. And, you have the Z-series too, with models such as Z70 and Z700, with Gen-Y audiences as its main focus. The F series features the latest sensor technologies and enhanced capability for low light shooting with the F80EXR model. The S series features long zoom ranges and a design with a SLR style body through its S1800 and S2950 models. The highlight of Fujifilm’s latest offerings is the HS10, the first consumer camera that makes use of a CMOS sensor.

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