Typical price: £500
What is it: Camcorder-style digital camera with 7-megapixel sensor and 10x optical zoom
What we think: Sure to turn heads, but it's awkward to use, and its still image quality isn't up to scratch
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 16 April 2007
Tags: Canon, Canon PowerShot TX1, scene modes, holiday, camcorders
We like:
10x optical zoom; optical image stabilisation; 1,280x720-pixel, 30 frames per second HD video capture; very close-focusing SuperMacro mode
We don't like:
Extremely awkward design; so-so still image quality; sluggish performance; noisy at higher ISOs
CNET UK judgement:
The TX1's unique design is sure to turn heads, but it's also quite awkward to use, and its still image quality isn't up to Canon's usual standards
Full review:
Every now and again, a company will make a product just to turn some heads and make a statement. Usually these products sport unusual designs and fantastical feature sets. Continue Reading...
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