21 March 2004 14:22 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Following seven new cameras at PMA earlier this year, Olympus has announced a further three cameras; C-60, C-360 and C-160, as well as hinting that more releases would be happing at Photokina.
In the meantime the C-60 is the C-50 replacement, upping the ante to 6 mega pixels all for £350, the C-360 is the C-350 replacement and the C-160 is the C-150 replacement offering 3 mega pixels for just £119.99.
Olympus has also introduced a new LCD technology into the three models that heavily reduces the reflection of sun or bright light on the LCD allowing you to see the rear display clearly in sunny conditions. Olympus also plan to roll this out across all future models.
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