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1. Olympus releases pro-level EM-5 Micro Four Thirds camera - Olympus has released their first true high-end Micro Four Thirds camera: the E-M5. The E-M5 takes the best technology out there now -- namely a new 16 Megapixel Live MOS sensor, super-fast AF system, 5-axis image stabilization, an OLED display, and much more -- and puts it into a weather-sealed body resembling the classic OM from 40 years ago. Oh yeah, and it's only $999 for the body.
2. Olympus SZ-31MR iHS takes Full HD videos, 16MP stills simultaneously - Believe it or not, Olympus released other cameras beside the E-M5 today. The first of the two compacts to tell you about is the SZ-31MR iHS, where the MR stands for multi-recording (video and stills at the same time) and the iHS is for "Intelligent, High Sensitivity, and High Speed". Here's what else this camera with a long name has to offer:
3. Olympus "drops" rugged Tough TG-820 - The other Olympus compact for February 7th is the a new flagship rugged camera: the Tough TG-820 iHS. Here's what I can tell you about it:
4. Pentax introduces 13th generation rugged camera: the WG-2 - While some camera manufacturers are just now getting into rugged cameras, Pentax has been doing it for many years. In fact, their new WG-2 models are their 13th generation of rugged camera! As with the WG-1, these cameras come in two flavors: regular and GPS. Here's more:
5. Canon PowerShot SX260 HS travel zoom introduced - Canon has released the new PowerShot SX260 HS, which is the replacement to last year's SX230. The biggest changes to the SX260 include more zoom power and a new GPS receiver. Here's more about Canon's latest travel zoom camera:

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