First images of the upcoming Pentax K-01 camera, designed by Marc Newson, have leaked this week. But the camera does not only look cool, it also comes with the world’s thinnest interchangeable lens.

“This unifocal standard lens offers a focal length equivalent to 61mm in the 35mm format, and measures a mere 9.2 millimeters in length, making it the world’s thinnest interchangeable lens. Thanks to its super-thin design, it is highly portable and easy to store and carry. Its optics were designed based on those of the acclaimed smc PENTAX-DA 40mm F2.8 Limited lens. Its maximum aperture of F2.8 produces sharp, bright images in a wide range of applications, including snapshots, scenic photos, portraits, and even incident-light indoor shooting.”

The camera so far looks promising, hopefully we can soon show you more. A few more images of the camera follow after the jump.

PENTAX borrows a handy feature from DSLR cameras and applies it to this Optio VS20 point and shoot camera. This new little guy features a vertical shutter button, which will aid when it comes to taking steadier vertical photos. Other features include a 16MP sensor and a 20x optical zoom. This camera is set to drop in February of this year.

Take a further look after the jump.

Revealed to the world for the first time in the last 24 hours, Pentax introduces their new Pentax Q digital camera. The Q is the smallest interchangeable lense camera on the market. The 12.4 megapixel camera comes with a 3 inch LCD screen, 1080p HD movie recording, and built in flash. Also Pentax went down the retro styling route with this release, thus bringing together two of the most popular attributes in the current market. The pop-up mechanism of the flash is also looking very interesting.

Take a detailed look at both the black and white colorways of the Pentax Q after the jump.

An interesting new version of the Pentax Optio NB1000 has been released, adding a custom Lego style look to the digital camera.

“Japanese imaging company Pentax’s Optio NB1000 Point and Shoot camera has a front panel which is covered in a Lego-like piece compatible with nanoblocks (a construction block system similar to lego) from Japan’s Diablock. Different sizes of these blocks can be attached to the face of the camera so that you can personalize it with patterns, mini sculptures. The blocks also have more than just an aesthetic appeal. they can be used to help capture your images – arrangement around the lens can form frames for your pictures.”

Take a further look at the camera after the jump.

The Pentax K-x SLR has been an interesting competitor to the usual suspects in the space and offers a good alternative to other entry level SLR cameras. The 12.4 megapixel cam also comes with HD video capabilities. Pentax has now launched a new campaign in Japan that lets you customize the camera. You can choose different colors for the body and the handle, resulting in overall 100 different looks for the cam.

After the jump we give you a better idea of what your Pentax K-x could be looking like.