One should keep up with the latest content about digital cameras as well as that on lcd tv or a plasma tv as well as car speakers. How else would one know that we all have potential home theater systems at our homes.

While Hasselblad offers the H3DII-50 50 Megapixel camera and Phase One offers the P65+ 60 Megapixel camera, Leaf introduces the 56 Megapixel AFi 10 camera. The Leaf AFi features a 56×36 mm CCD image sensor with 9288 x 6000 active pixel, ISO sensitivity ranging from 50-800, and up to 1 minutes of exposure time.

With best-of-class Schneider lenses, the Leaf AFi system can fully realize the power of 56 megapixels, delivering images of unsurpassed quality. Together with the new Leaf ‘Verto’ technology, the True Wide Frame sensor can be rotated internally, giving you the control and flexibility to shoot the way you want to. Just imagine.

Within this tiny little black orb lives a tiny little digital video camera. What makes the Camball unique is its totally self-contained digital video recorder.

All of the requisite electronics are crammed into a sphere that’s just a hair smaller than a ping pong ball.

The Camball can record 320×240 or 640×480 resolution video using MPEG-4 encoding. Since it stores everything on a tiny SD memory card, you can save up to 8GB of video with the appropriate card.

Alas and alack, this nifty little gadget is only available in Korea at this time, and there aren’t any plans to offer them stateside at this point. For the time being, you’ll just have to admire them from afar over at Korea’s Funshop.

Prices for the Camball range from 189,000 to 229,000 Korean Won (appx. $185 to $225 USD), depending on if you want the optional MP3 player capability.