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Intel Pocket Digital PC Camera
The second-generation Intel Pocket Digital PC Camera offers impressive new features, especially in view of its low price. You can now take shots at up to 1,280-by-960 resolution and shoot video and stills. It also functions as a PC camera and includes a flash. This would make a great beginner dig...
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Olympus Camedia Brio D-100
It is a small, slim, and stylish would most accurately describe the Olympus Camedia Brio D-100 ($250 street). This point-and-shooter has a limited feature set and a resolution of only 1.3 megapixels, but its convenience, price point, ease of use, and nice image quality will appeal to anyone who want...
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Toshiba PDR-M11
The 1.3-megapixel Toshiba PDR-M11 ($180 street), although not a standout product, produces quality images and incorporates some important features.
Easy to handle, the PDR-M11 is a great starter camera for novice shutterbugs. The LCD viewfinder, a flash, and a 4MB SmartMedia card are run-of...
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Logitech Pocket Digital
With just three buttons (two control and one shutter) to master, operating the $129.95 (direct) Pocket Digital couldn't be easier. You'll have to do little more than slide it open to expose the lens and optical viewfinder. The fixed focus, fixed focal-length lens is glued directly onto a VGA-reso...
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Casio Exilim EX-M1
The Exilim features a 1.2-megapixel sensor and a fixed-focus, nonzooming lens equivalent to a 37-mm lens on a 35-mm camera. The fixed-focus design means there's no lens extension or focusing delays, so it's ready to shoot about a half-second after you press the power button. And when you press the s...
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