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Olympus FE-130 review
The Olympus FE-series is a straightforward point-and-shoot range that has no manual settings but includes low price tags and helpful features for those new to photography. The FE-130 is a 5-megapixel digital camera with a 38mm-to-114m (35mm equivalent) optical zoom lens, a 64mm LCD screen and a few intimidating camera settings Read more
11 July 2006 by Will Greenwald
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BenQ DC C1050 review
The BenQ DC C1050 has snuck on to the market with a surprisingly affordable 10-megapixel compact camera for the budget-conscious buyer. It's straightforward with very few features, and while it won't win any awards for innovation, it's tasteful, reliable and simple to use Read more
13 September 2007 by Rich Trenholm
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Samsung Digimax S800 review
Samsung categorises its S-series cameras as point-and-shoots, but they have so many controls they could reach beyond the majority of simple snapshot cameras. Unfortunately, unintuitive menus and poor image quality keep the 8.1-megapixel Samsung Digimax S800 from reaching its potential Read more
26 July 2006 by Philip Ryan
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Olympus FE-140 review
If you want a simple camera, look no further than Olympus's FE-series point-and-shoot models, which have no manual settings but offer low price tags and helpful features for photography newbies. The FE-140 offers a 6-megapixel sensor, 3x optical zoom and a 64mm LCD screen, but captures images that are mediocre at best Read more
26 June 2006 by Will Greenwald
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Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z77 review
This camera is designed to help you become a YouTube star. It's user-friendly and reliable all-round, and it has a specific mode that will let you upload your clips straight to the video-sharing site Read more
17 August 2007 by Rich Trenholm
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Kodak EasyShare M873 review
At 18mm, the Kodak EasyShare M873 slips into the skinniest of skinny jeans. This ultracompact camera reaches up to ISO 1,600 and allows for digital image stablisation, making it ultimately a success as an affordable compact, in that it's small and takes reasonable pictures Read more
14 September 2007 by Rich Trenholm
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Pentax Optio E30 review
The Pentax Optio E30 offers a friendly, perky interface, a simple control layout and an automatic 'green' mode to make it easy to start snapping. A budget price and use of SD cards and AA batteries make it ideal for children Read more
25 July 2007 by Rich Trenholm
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BenQ DC-T700 review
The BenQ DC-T700 is slim and sleek, but still manages to cram in the features. With an enormous screen, sharp lens and responsive touchscreen, the T700 is well designed and built, despite being just 15mm thick -- we kept confusing it with our mobile phone Read more
11 September 2007 by Rich Trenholm
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Fujifilm FinePix Z20fd review
For the representative of Generation Z in your life, the colourful and stylish Fujifilm FinePix Z20fd could be an inexpensive little gift. Complete with a YouTube mode, this 10-megapixel snapper isn't the most capable snapper, but its price and styling are aimed at the less demanding market Read more
28 May 2008 by Rich Trenholm
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Samsung Digimax S600 review
Samsung calls its S-series cameras point-and-shoots, but these slim snappers offer controls that set them apart from the mindless auto-only cameras. The Digimax S600, however, does let itself down considerably on image quality, and it might well be worth stepping up to a better-performing model, such as the Samsung Digimax L60 Read more
4 July 2006 by Philip Ryan
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