Kodak has just released on the market at this year’s Photokina a new point-and-shoot camera called the Kodak Z1485 IS.

This digital camera features a 14-megapixel sensor, 5x optical zoom lens with Image Stabilizer, up to 6400 ISO, 32 MB internal memory, SDHC memory slot, intelligent capture control, intelligent scene detection, intelligent image processing, Text and sound tagging, Face detection technology, Panorama stitch mode and Kodak’s Perfect Touch Technology.

There are no information available on pricing and availability but we’ll keep you posted.

The Kodak Zi6 Pocket Video Camera is the perfect device for you to develop your video skills. It is very easy to handle it because it involves only a record button.

Press the red button and you’ll start recording in High Definition! After that you can simply connect the device to you computer via USB and start sharing files on the Internet with your friends.

The camera also features a 720p resolution at 60 fps, expandable SD/SDHC card slot and a full set of cables.

The Kodak Zi6 Pocket Video Camera can be pre-ordered right now with a price tag of $179.95.

According to Kodak’s general manager of digital Capture and devices John Blake, using the Smart Capture system you can capture some great moments in almost any environment. It features automatic scene detection and setting control that won’t let you miss any frame.

The first digital camera featuring all that is the 10.1-megapixel Kodak Easyshare V1073 that will make its owners very happy.

Along with these two, Kodak presented two new WiFi enabled photo frames (10-inch and 8-inch) that utilize their “Quick Touch Border” touch operation and allow you to upload photos wirelessly.

Last but not least, Kodak’s Zi6 offers you for $179.95 HD video capabilities (720p) and a 2.4-inch LCD.

These prices are influenced by the rise of petrol prices and of the raw materials used. This is why people will probably be quick to buy Kodak digital cameras, before the prices go up considerably.