Sony's gone all out with LEDs this year, unlike 2009. And yes, their highest end models have local dimming LEDs. We just can't say whether these models will have equal counterparts in India.
The most interesting new models are the LX900 series which include 3D, when paired with Sony’s 3D active shutter glasses and 3D transmitter. Models in the LX900, HX900, NX800, and NX700 series feature Sony’s all new monolithic design. Other features include Motionflow 240Hz Technology for Smooth Motion, Integrated Wi-Fi wireless network capabilities (802.11), BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets, BRAVIA Engine 3, USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback etc.

I mentioned a while back that Motorola and Kodak were planning on launching a 5 megapixel camera phone sometime soon and although it’s not yet completely official a few images of the device have been leaked and according to the grapevine the handset is going to be called the ZN5.
Apart from the obvious camera of 5 megapixels (auto-focus natch) it would also have a Xenon flash and a secondary LED for video. This cameraphone would also be able to capture images in RAW format, which is not something to sneeze at. The ZN5 is also said to be quite a slim handset at about 11.8mm thick and will come equipped with a 3.5mm earphone socket, TV out and USB (hopefully not proprietary in any way) slot. It will run on a Linux based OS probably like the MING and should also have a keypad similar to the ROKR E8 which changes according to the features.There's still no pricing or official release date for the handset, so stay tuned.