Canon's new highly sensitive PowerShot SD4000 IS released
The camera has a 3 inch PureColor II G widescreen LCD display to the rear and also benefits from a touch-sensitive scroll wheel
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Canon's curvy new addition to its ELPH digital camera range, the 10 megapixel PowerShot SD4000 IS, is the first to use the company's new high sensitivity (HS) system - said to make the capture of low light scenes a snap. It's also the first in the range to offer P/A/S/M controls for greater photo creativity. It can even add Hollywood-style slow motion sequences to movies, thanks to a super slow motion function.
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