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Compact ; 4x ; 4.0 MP ; 1.8" ; MultiMedia Car
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Canon - 9715A083AA
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Standard Point and Shoot ; 4x ; 4.2 MP ; 1.8"
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Canon - 0933B012AA
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Standard Point and Shoot ; 4x ; 5.3 MP ; 1.8"
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Canon - 1119B007AA
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Compact ; 2.4x ; 5.3 MP ; 1.8" ; Multimedia C
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Canon - 0351B004AA
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Standard Point and Shoot ; 3.2x ; 3.2 MP ; 1.
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Canon - 0312B004AA
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Title: Canon PowerShot A650 IS Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: Great picture quality, Manual exposure controls, Flip-out screen
Cons: Sluggish performance, Heavy and bulky, Can't use a neck strap
Verdict: Performance issues aside, the Canon PowerShot A650 IS combines large, good-looking photos and a generous feature set into a fine midrange shooter.
Summary: canon powershot a650 is review: Performance issues aside, the Canon PowerShot A650 IS combines large, good-looking photos and a generous feature set into a fine midrange shooter.
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Title: Canon PowerShot G9 Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: A cornucopia of features, Zippy, Built like a tank
Cons: Odd raw+JPEG implementation, Relatively significant distortion at the widest angle of view, When zoomed out completely, lens intrudes into viewfinder, No optical zoom during movie capture
Verdict: The Canon PowerShot G9 is a solid enthusiast camera for those who want something compact to complement a dSLR.
Summary: canon powershot g9 review: The Canon PowerShot G9 is a solid enthusiast camera for those who want something compact to complement a dSLR.
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Title: Canon PowerShot S5 IS Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: Tons of manual and automatic features, Well-laid-out controls, Solid body, Nice LCD display
Cons: Lens aberrations and vignetting, Some processing artifacts, Lacks raw file support, Redesigned lens cap still pops off too easily
Summary: Though it remains a good megazoom, thanks to continued image and lens artifacts, the Canon PowerShot S5 IS is slowly losing ground to competitors.
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Title: Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
Pros: 8MP; 3-inch LCD; wider-angle shooting
Cons: Not many manual options
Summary: As I said with the SD850 IS, I will heartily recommend this camera to anyone looking for a solid aim-and-forget digicam..
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Title: Canon Digital IXUS 960 IS Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: Sleek design with titanium casing, Great image quality, Optical image stabilisation, Face detection, Optical viewfinder
Cons: No manual exposure controls, Slightly sluggish performance
Verdict: Canon's Digital IXUS 960 IS looks great and can take very nice images, but the digital camera's whopping 12 megapixels will leave you waiting between shots.
Summary: canon digital ixus 960 is review: Canon's Digital IXUS 960 IS looks great and can take very nice images, but the digital camera's whopping 12 megapixels will leave you waiting between shots.
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Title: Fujifilm Finepix F50FD
Pros: Blisteringly fast
Cons: Slightly over-featured, if anything
Verdict: Say a storming powerhouse of a camera with something for absolutely everyone
Summary: It's small, smart and packs a flash. The F50FD is as exciting as its name is dull.
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Title: Preview: Sony Cyber-shot T2
Pros: Compact, lightweight design; wide-angle 3.6x optical zoom lens; optical image stabilization.
Cons: Mediocre image quality.
Summary: Time to forget the memory card forever? Not quite yet.
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