Sea and Sea announced the Sea and Sea DX-750G in October 2005. It comes with the Underwater Housing.

The Main Features are:

• Very fine 1/2.5-inch primary-color CCD with effective image quality of 5.19 megapixels (recordable up to 7.08 megapixels).
• High-quality CCD and a potent-performance 3x zoom lens render crisp detail and rich, accurate color.
• Equipped with a large, bright and contrasty 2.0-inch LCD monitor. Bigger is better for composition, replay, and adjustment.
• 35-105mm optical 3x zoom. Versatile 3x zoom lens provides a wide range of focal lengths appropriate for a wide range of subjects and distances. This lens will shoot wide angle to telephoto, whatever you need for whatever you see.
• Macro photography shooting distance as close as 10cm / 4inch. In macro mode you can position your lens as close as 10cm / 4inch from the subject for highly magnified and hyper vivid images.
• A variety of white balance settings suitable for any shooting environment. In automatic mode the camera selects the appropriate white balance setting from the data garnered on the quantity of light and subject’s colors. Five other modes are selectable according to such specific sources of light as “outdoor” and “indoor.” White balance can also be customized.
• Photo Frame Setting. The 750G menu offers nine decorative photo frames. This unique feature allows you to capture the image within the frame of your choice, already fancy-framed and ready to print.
• Movie function. The 750G takes video with audio, at 640×480 pixel resolution, 24 frames per second.
  16-MB built-in memory. Recordable to SD/Multimedia Card. The 750G camera is equipped with a 16-MB built-in memory. Think of it as a backup in the event you forget your card or your card is full.
• Powered by alkaline or nickel metal hydride AA batteries. The 750G camera accepts both alkaline AA batteries, which are available anywhere even on a trip, and rechargeable nickel metal hydride batteries.
• Compatible with PictBridge. The accessory USB cable will connect the camera directly to any printer that supports the PictBridge interface.

There’s a review here of the Sea & Sea DX750G