This year we've seen another bumper crop of new cameras announced at CES, take a look at our round-up to catch up with any new offerings you might have missed.
Canon at CES
As well as announcing the usual slew of IXUS and Powershot compact upgrades, Canon introduced the PowerShot N, featuring an "unconventional" square design and no shutter button. Instead, it's operated via a ring around the lens and is designed to work no matter which way up you hold it.
- Hands on Canon N review
- Canon reveals PowerShot N
- Canon adds new models to IXUS and PowerShot compact ranges
Nikon at CES
There'd been rumours for a while that Nikon would unveil new compact system cameras at CES, and those proved to be true. There's been no new DSLRs, but there has been extra lenses for the Nikon 1 system and a couple of new compacts too.
- Nikon announces two new CSCs
- Two new Nikon compact cameras announced
- Nikon expands Nikon 1 lens line-up
Fujifilm at CES
Fuji has also had a busy year at the show in 2013, unleashing four new bridge cameras, one with a whopping 50x optical zoom. Other compacts have also been announced from the travel and rugged categories. But perhaps the most exciting news comes from the X range of cameras, with the Fuji X10 getting an upgrade in the shape of the X20 and Fuji X100 being upgraded to the X100S. The latter now features the same kind of sensor design as found in the excellent Fuji X Pro1.
- Fuji bolsters bridge camera range
- Fuji introduces new cameras in the X range
- Fuji expands compact lineup with tough and travel cameras
- Hands on: Fuji X100S review
- Hands on: Fuji X20 review
Panasonic at CES
CES is usually the time that Panasonic upgrades its line-up of Lumix compact cameras and 2013 is no different. Along with a collection of travel and tough cameras, we also saw the super slim and stylish XS1. On top of that, a 35x optical zoom bridge camera was also unveiled.
- Panasonic launches slew of new compact cameras
- Panasonic unveils 35x bridge camera
- Hands on: Panasonic FT5 review
- Hands on: Panasonic TZ40 review
Olympus at CES
Although some may have been expecting a new PEN camera, Olympus has stuck to upgrading its compact camera range at CES. Perhaps we'll see something bigger at the upcoming CP+ show in Japan.
Sony at CES
Sony is another big company which usually takes the opportunity at CES to upgrade its compact line-up. This year we've seen new cameras with an upto 26x optical zoom and/or Wi-Fi.
Samsung at CES
Samsung jumped the gun a little early and announced the NX300 a few days before CES officially kicked off. The show floor is still the first opportunity for many to get their hands on the new Wi-Fi enabled CSC. At the main show itself, the company also introduced a new bridge camera and a range of "smart" (Wi-Fi enabled) compact cameras.
Sigma at CES
Following on from its other premium compacts, Sigma has introduced a new 46MP DP3 Merrill. Like the others in the range, it features a fixed focal length optic, this time a 50mm, which is equivalent to 75mm on a full-frame camera.
Pentax at CES
One of the earliest manufacturers to reveal their hand this year, Pentax showed off the retro styled MX-1. The premium compact comes with an array of top-end features, including a lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.8.
