Digital Cameras
Digital Cameras have long made the transition from novelty gadgets to everyday consumer items and now that the "wow" factor has subsided, functionality, usability and attention to detail are in demand in addition to mega-pixel performance. Kodak's Easyshare DX4330 is designed to meet many of these challenges... Read More
Samsung Electronics released the world's first Hard Disk Drive (HDD) digital camcorder - the ITCAM-7 - at the 2003 CES. Instead of tape, the ITCAM-7 uses a 1.5 GB HDD to store more than one hour of footage, as well as still pictures, music, audio and data files. Read More
The latest addition to Casio's EXILIM range of ultra-compact digital cameras - the EX-Z3 - represents a significant performance boost on previous models. With a 3.2 megapixel CCD (compared to the 1.24 and 2.0 megapixel EXILIM cameras introduced in 2002), a 3X optical zoom lens and enlarged LCD monitor... Read More
Taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, from January 9-12, the 2003 International CES traditionally debuts the coolest in technology products. Read More
The latest addition to the qualtiy mid-range Coolpix range follows the 2500 released earlier this year and adds more pixel punch - 3.2 effective megapixels - along with an improved version of Nikon's inner-swivel lens. Read More
The H1 caters for both digital backs and film magazines and features an electronic user interface that communicates with lenses, film magazines and the viewfinder of the Kodak 645-format digital camera backs... Read More
The M-Series mobile printer is about the size of a PDA, weighs just 330g, prints on A7 paper and connects wirelessly or via USB port to laptop or Pocket PC Read More
Nokia has shown a new and unique stand-alone imaging device that allows users to request and receive pictures remotely... Read More
A fantastic solution for birdwatchers and sporting enthusiasts, the Pentax Digibino DB100 digital binoculars enable you to capture images as you view them without juggling two sets of equipment. Read More
A new type of ultra-compact memory media developed jointly by Olympus and Fuji has again upped the "size v capacity" stakes in the burgeoning digital photography marketplace. Read More
