Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Canon PowerShot TX1

Dimensions : 89 x 60 x 29 mm
Weight : 220 g
Sensor Resolution (effective) : 7.1 megapixels
Optical zoom : 10x
Digital zoom : 4x
LCD size : 1.8-inch
Storage type(s): Secure Digital, Secure Digital HC, MultiMediaCard
Still image format : JPEG
Max. image resolution : 3072 x 2304
Max. video resolution : 1280 x 720 (30fps)

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Monday, January 8, 2007
Canon IXUS 850 IS

The good: Good focal range for lens; quick performance; optical image stabilization; attractive design.
The bad: Few manual controls; extremely noisy photos at ISO 1,600.
The bottom line: A slim, stylish body, a wide-angle lens, very good photo quality, and snappy performance make the Canon Digital IXUS 850 IS a great point-and-shoot.

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Friday, December 1, 2006
Win Canon Ixus 850 IS

Play the game "Snap Ixus" and win Canon Ixus 850IS dihital camera.

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Thursday, November 30, 2006
Canon PIXMA MP530

The good: Excellent print quality; fast; inexpensive consumables.
The bad: Not network ready; no media card slots.
The bottom line: The Canon PIXMA MP530 is a nearly ideal All-in-One for a small office. It just lacks networking and media card slots.

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Monday, November 20, 2006
Canon EOS 2OD

There is no doubt that the EOS 20D is a great camera. The improved responsiveness over the 10D is welcomed. However, if you don't require the 5fps continuous shooting rate nor do a lot of low-light shooting there's really no need to upgrade from the 10D or even abandon your Nikon glasses. The Nikon D70 is just as responsive--although you do have to go through menus to get to change some shooting functions like AF modes. The higher 8-megapixel rating shouldn't be a big consideration as it's only a 17 percent increase in both horizontal and vertical resolution--not the 33 percent increase that the raw megapixel figures suggest.

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