First was the SD or Secure Digital then came the SDHC or Secure Digital High Capacity memory cards, and now comes a whole new animal. Though SanDisk’s SDXC memory cards look like its predecessors, it’s a totally new card. Featuring the SD 3.0 specification and the new exFAT file format, the cards can theoretically reach a capacity of up to 2TB. The SDXC is supposed to have a blazing transfer rate of up to 15MB/s. What’s not great however is the news that the SDXC cards aren’t backwards compatible so you can use them on your existing digital cameras/videos. $350.

When your life involves getting wet, dropped, or frozen on a regular basis and you need documentation, then the Olympus Stylus Tough 3000 is the camera for you. Now with HD video capability, the rugged camera records 720p video recording anywhere, even underwater for up to 10ft or in frozen wastelands with 14 F temperatures. As a 12MP digital still camera, the Stylus Tough 3000 has in-camera Magic Filters like Pin Hole, Pop Art, Fish Eye, and Drawing to let your creativity juices flowing. The lens has a 28-102mm equivalent range and Dual Image Stabilization for crisp shots all the time. $230.

If you are the rugged outdoors type that needs a camera to fit your lifestyle, then the Casio Exilim EX-G1 is perfect. The body is just under an inch thick and is shock-proof, dust-proof, weather-proof to -14F, and water-proof up to 10 feet. It shoots at 12.1 megapixels as well. $300.

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This Samsung DualView Camera will solve all of your problems on how to take a good self portrait. No more of that shoot, review and shoot again because part of your head wasn’t in the shot. This camera features a 1.5 inch LCD screen on the front of the camera as well, which can also be used to display animations to amuse children that you want to capture, but have trouble getting them to look at the camera. $265.

Are you sick of fumbling around with your SD cards and having to transfer your pictures to a laptop or other source every time you want to show a few of your friends some photos from your camera? Well the Nikon Coolpix S1000pj is the first camera to feature a LED-lit projector, letting you display the pictures directly on the wall for all to see. This is one of the coolest cameras that we have ever seen. $430.

If you’re into the old school camera styles but also adore the new DSLRs, get yourself the Olympus PEN E-P1. At 12.3 megapixel, clarity would be no problem with this camera. It’s compact with DSLR-like image quality and features an interchangeable lens for those photo experts. Plus, it has a retro look and feel to it. $750-$900.

Accidental or not, the new naming nomenclature of the latest Sony Digital SLRs sound more like airliners than cameras. The A230, A330, and A380 from the Alpha series pack a lot of features for the first-time DSLR shooters or for seasoned pros. Starting the new lineup is the A230 with the 10.2 megapixel sensor and weighs just a hair under 16 ounces so as not to scare the shifters from point-and-shoots. Both the A330 and A380 on the other hand have larger sensors, but every one of these new bodies come with the SteadyShot image stabilization feature. This means that you won’t need to spend a fortune on image-stabilized, hard-to-find Sony lenses. Good news too for SD/SDHC owners, you could use those for the Sony Alpha instead of the proprietary Memory Stick. $550+.