More news from Kodak– the camera brand is set to release an update to its Zi6 camcorder this week at CES. The Zx1 will have a 2-inch LCD monitor, be able to capture 720p video at 60fps, and have the ability to easily upload video to YouTube. The camcorder is IP43-certified weather-resistant and records video to SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB in size, making it possible to store close to 10 hours of video on a single card.  The device will be available in April in blue, pink, yellow, red, and black at an MSRP around $149.95. [via Engadget]

Details have leaked about Kodak’s newest digital camera. The camera is expected to be released at CES later this week, but CrunchGear went ahead and ignored the embargo on the info and posted the details today.  The 12 megapixel KODAK Z980 camera will have a 26-millimeter wide angle lens, 24x optical zoom, DSLR-type body, hot shoe, vertical shutter release, and can capture HD video. The camera also includes Kodak’s “Smart Capture” feature, which analyzes scenes and adjusts camera settings to help take better pictures. Look for the camera to be released later this Spring for around $400, and to be officially announced on Thursday. [via CrunchGear]