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Razer has released the Kiyo V2 Pro webcam, priced at $300 and available now through Razer.com and other retailers. It uses Sony's 8.3-megapixel STARVIS 2 sensor with an f/1.9 lens for 4K video at 60 frames per second, plus AI-driven auto-framing and one-click exposure and noise correction.
Nikon announced the Z5 IIC, a 24-megapixel mirrorless camera that strips out the electronic viewfinder from the Z5 II to cut cost, weight, and size. At 537 grams it's about 25% lighter than the Z5 II while keeping most features, including internal RAW video, in-body stabilization, and a fully articulating touchscreen.
Adobe has launched Premiere on the Google Play Store, a year after its iPhone debut, offering free mobile video editing with unlimited multi-track timelines, audio trimming, and an AI-based speech-enhancement tool. Exports up to 4K resolution are watermark-free and require no account login, and Adobe says the app will not show ads or upgrade prompts. The app requires Android 13 or later and at least 5GB of RAM.
Amazon has cut the price of the Tapo MagCam C460 wireless outdoor security camera to $84.99 from its $119.99 list price, matching its lowest recorded price. The battery-powered camera features a magnetic mount, 4K recording, color night vision, and AI-based alerts for people, pets, and vehicles.
With Apple's new iPhone lineup arriving and starting storage now set at 256GB, buyers face the usual question of whether that capacity will last. Analysts note 256GB can hold roughly 70,000 photos, enough for most casual users, but heavy 4K video recording or large AAA games can eat through that space quickly.