Anybody who has been on MySpace, Facebook, Friendster, etc... knows that half the fun of going out with your friends is taking pictures of yourself.  Whether it's a group shot making inappropriate gestures, a solo glamour shot in the bathroom, a picture of you kissing a random boy on the cheek - whatever the case may be, it's almost always followed by a "This is totally going on MySpace."  Don't pretend you haven't said it.

The smart people at Sony are releasing the Cybershot DSC-T20 and T100, which are targeted at the ever present youthful party crowd.  Both models are 8-megapixels and less than a half inch thick (perfect fit for a tiny clutch or skin tight jeans).  Boasting features such as "Super Steady Shot optical image stabilization" and "face detection technology," this digicam is perfect for those of us who have had too much booze to take a decent picture. 

While the T100 is slightly more advanced - with a 3" LCD screen (ideal for when you are too tipsy to see the screen clearly) and 5x optical zoom, the T20 isn't so bad either - 2.5" LCD screen and 3x optical zoom.  The camera allows for 340 pictures to be taken per full battery charge - perfect, because we rarely delete pictures the night of (that is reserved for the day after - grimacing at the horrible faces we're making or sweaty hair we have going on).  They are priced at $400 and $330, and will be available in March and April, respectively.  The color cases are designed to "match your party gear" and come in some really flashy colors.

Too bad the pink one is only available in the lesser advanced model!!