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Digital Cameras by Less than $650
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Kodak EasyShare DX6340
Kodak EasyShare DX6340 is a camera for anyone intimidated by the word digital. The newest EasyShare delivers not only exceptional ease of use but also good performance for its class. No wonder it's an Editors' Choice camera. This 3.1-megapixel camera has a 4X optical zoom and comes with 16MB of buil... More |
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Sony DSC-U10 Cyber-shot U
Less than 4 inches long, the sophisticated Sony DSC-U10 Cyber-shot U is a digital camera that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. It has 1.3-megapixel resolution and a four-mode flash, and it even shoots MPEG video (without sound). More |
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Fuji FinePix 6900 Zoom
This camera has a stylish and powerful features. Though both cameras incorporate some similar features, such as the 3.3-megapixel Super CCD sensor, these two devices are worlds apart. For just $100 more than the 6800, the 6900 features an impressive 6X f/2.8 to 3.1 zoom lens, equivalent to a 35- to ... More |
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Olympus D-390
Overall, the new Olympus D-390 camera ($150 street) is just about right for novice users. Judged strictly by the numbers, however, this camera could be a little more impressive. With only 2 megapixels and no zoom lens, it isn't as sophisticated as cameras like the Samsung Digimax V4, and it doesn't ... More |
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Canon PowerShot S300 Digital Elph
The PowerShot S300 is Canon's long-awaited follow-up to the wildly popular S100. Not content to rest on their laurels, Canon has spent the time to address some of the shortcomings in the original Digital Elph camera. The biggest new feature is the 3x optical zoom. While only a small step up from... More |
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Nexian NexiCam
PDA cameras aren't intended for professional or even avid amateur photographers, but they are convenient for on-the-scene record-keeping or whimsical, opportunistic shots of anything that catches your fancy. And minicameras are cropping up all over. For example, a camera is built into the hinge o... More |
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X10 XCam2
This X10 camera is heavily advertised camera; first, the X10 XCam2 isn't always sold for its advertised price ($79.99 direct). If you want to use it with your PC instead of your television, you'll need the $50 USB Video Capture Adapter, which plugs into your PC. The XCam2 can transmit images to the ... More |
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X10 FloodCam VT38A
The X10 FloodCam can show you, remotely: It combines a wireless color camera and a pair of floodlights in weatherproof housing. The 2.4-GHz, 3-lux (light level) camera turns on when motion is detected (as do its floodlights when it's dark), sends a signal to a warning chime (optional), and transmits... More |
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Dazzle TV Photo Show
Just insert a CompactFlash, IBM Microdrive, or SmartMedia card into the device and plug it into your TV's RCA video port. This digital-camera media card reader displays your photos on your television screen. |
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Kodak DC4800
The Kodak is a comfortable-to-hold, stylish device, with conveniently placed controls that make sense. Buttons on the top adjust the self-timer, burst mode, distant/macro, and the flash controls, without making you page through menus. The mode knob, which includes manual f-stops, is marked both on t... More |
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