Gizmodo
Sony has released a new sleeker version of the CyberShot DSC-T3, called the DSC-T33, in countries that aren't Japan or the United States. Much like the DSC-T11 was the slimmer counterpart to the DSC-T1, the new camera isn't fundamentally different internally than its predecessor—the difference is just the casing. I have no idea why the camera might be available in Korea, for instance, but not other countries, but I'm sure that demand for a svelte, blue camera will encourage someone to start importing it into the US.
Whether a Japanese importer will ship a Japanese product from Korea to sell again in Japan is something I can't speculate on.
