A big week for cameras has just gotten bigger, after Fujifilm announced the GFX Eterna 55 cinema camera.

It follows Canon's recent unveiling of its compact video-centric EOS C50 camera, although Fuji's camera aims for a different audience. Geared towards professionals, the US$16,499.95 GFX Eterna 55 is a serious bit of kit.

Built around a large 43.8mm x 32.9mm 4:3 sensor, Fujifilm's new camera has one of the tallest sensors in a digital cinema camera. This 102MP sensor can shoot in 8K at 30fps, supporting 4:2:2 10-bit colour depth.

Despite being a digital camera, the GFX Eterna 55 includes 20 different film simulation modes aimed at producing a cinematic look and feel. It also has plenty of editing flexibility, supporting F-Log2 and F-Log2 C formats.

Fujifilm hasn't confirmed the Australian pricing yet; expect more info closer to its October release window.

You might be able to leave the laptop power brick at home if the new Anker Prime 300W power bank lives up to its claims.

Revealed at IFA over the weekend, Anker's latest charging range includes a power bank reportedly capable of charging two laptops and a phone simultaneously. With two USB-C ports and a USB-A port, the 26,000mAh Prime 300W power bank can supply as much as 140W of charging power to a single device.

You might not need to charge two laptops at the same time often, but that's a lot of power in a small device.

Also joining Anker's Prime range is a 160W wall charger with three USB-C ports, a Qi2 25W three-in-one magnetic charger, and a 140W docking station that supports up to three 8K displays. Anker's latest chargers will launch in the US by the end of September, followed by a global release later.

Belkin showed a lot of new charging and mobile tech at IFA overnight, including the 75W BoostCharge car charger that comes with a retractable cable.

Plugged into a car's cigarette lighter, the charger houses a USB-C cable that extends up to 75cm, giving you a bit more room to deal with. This cable supplies up to 60W of power, enough to keep larger devices, like laptops, powered. It's also capable of powering multiple USB-C and USB-A devices at the same time.

Belkin also announced another Qi2 25W wireless charger to add to its previously announced range. Rounding out the brand's announcements were several SoundForm earbuds, including an ANC model. Australian pricing details and release dates are set to be confirmed soon.