Sony has revealed the latest iterations of its impressive pocket-friendly and big-zoom RX cameras with the Cyber-shot RX100 IV and RX10 II. While the cameras each look a lot like their respective ...

Sony has raised the bar once again with the fourth installment of the series: the Sony Cyber-Shot RX100 IV (MSRP $948). The RX100 IV builds on its predecessor with a new (and slightly improved) sensor ...

What's Hot: Impressive image and video quality for a camera this small, offers manual controls and RAW. Does high bitrate video recording, 4K and slow motion. What's Not: Very expensive, can only ...

Traveling With the Sony RX100 IV: A Powerhouse Pocketable Camera On a recent trip to Australia, I tried out a Sony Cyber-shot RX100 Mark IV, which has a list price of $948.

Sony has updated its RX100 model every year, and with every update the price has inched higher. The latest model, the Cyber-shot RX100 IV ($949.99), is dangerously close to the $1,000 price point, a ...

Sony today announced the 4th-generation compact Cyber-shot RX100 IV (model DSC-RX100M4) for $1,000. It has almost all of the features of the new high-zoom RX10 II, but in a smaller body. The two new ...

Sony’s RX100 is perhaps the most desired and groundbreaking compact camera of the decade. Every year, it gets better. But every year, it costs more. Is this latest model really worth $1000? A very ...

The point-and-shoot camera is dead; long live the smartphone. It’s a rhetoric we’ve been hearing for years, and while it’s mostly true in the low end, there continues to be development at the other ...

Sony's new cameras can shoot 960 frames per second for two seconds and can reach 1/32,000 second shutter speed -- for under $1,300. Aloysius Low is a Senior Editor at CNET covering mobile and Asia.

After the cheap end of the compact camera market was gobbled up by smartphones, camera makers had to upgrade their fancier compacts to keep ahead of the curve. This typically means 1-inch or larger ...