The camera is quite speedier than the other available cameras with its capability of knocking out shots at 40fps and movies up to 1000fps that also gets slowed when making some ultra-slow-motion shooting.

It has a modest 9.1Mp sensor with 26mm wide-angle zoom lens and a muscular 20x optical zoom. It captures images at 7MP when you shoot in burst mode.

No doubt, a lot of emphasis is given on quick shots and that’s why there is an anti-shake function in the camera corrects blurred and out of focus images automatically.

The things don’t end here, as its high-speed film mode acts like a HD film mode and when it is taken down to 30fps, the image quality increases up to 1280×720 pixels.

This EX-FH20 will be available in October with a reasonable price tag of £399.

With a conventional keypad, the Orsay is a standard slide phone, but at first glance it looks like a phone from new generation of LG touchscreen phones. The nicest thing in the Orsay is its 5mp camera that features an image stabilizer, autofocus, Schneider-Kreuznach lens and a macro feature for close-ups. There is no xenon flash, but it has a powerful LED flash. It has a DVD-like resolution of 720×480 pixels that makes video recording capabilities quite impressive.

Unlike many other slide phones, the Orsay has a considerably large screen .Though resolution of 240×320 pixels is standard, the display is quite nice. The built looks quite large and heavy but to some people. The joystick (doesn’t look durable) is not remarkable, still the keypad works nice.

It also has a bombastic music player and FM radio as well. The integrated memory is just 12 MB, however, it can be expanded up to 4GB if you buy a micorSD memory card. Thus, you will be able to store almost 1,000 songs. The MP3 tracks can also be used as ringtones in the Orsay.

With its auto-rotate function, the photos can be automatically rotated from portrait to landscape form. You can play Wii-style games as it has a motion sensor.

Bluetooth as well as USB are available for connectivity. Though it is not a 3G phone, you can browse the web with GPRS or EDGE and the large screen makes mobile internet experience quite well. Battery life is not bad too as the phone looks quite big and heavy because of that very Battery.

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It also supports handwriting recognition and displays a QWERTY keyboard. It is workable with Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system that supports Microsoft Office document viewing. It belongs to so-called ‘i’ family that also includes handsets like the Samsung i780 and the Samsung i560.

There is 8GB of internal memory that can be expanded up to 16GB with a MicroSD memory card. The Samsung i900 Omnia has a 128 MB of RAM capacity and 256 MB of ROM capacity. It allows users to enjoy Internet using Wi-Fi. The high speed connectivity and data transfer rates make internet experience really enjoyable. Through a USB device or a Bluetooth connection, the user can connect to other compatible devices.

Its 5mp built-in digital camera makes capturing still pictures and recording moving video footage a real pleasurable experience. You can store and share these images and videos or can transfer them to other devices as well. The camera has many other user-friendly imaging features and you can capture clear, bright and precise shot with its autofocus feature support.

You can enjoy video clips on the Samsung i900 Omina as it supports MP4, WMV, DivX and XviD video formats. Don’t think so that entertainment just comes to an end here as it also allows you to enjoy favorite music on its integrated music player that supports MP3, WMA, OGG, AMR, ACC & ACC+ music formats. Aside from enjoying your favorite radio station, you can view radio information on the large touch screen because of its RDS radio features.

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It has a WAP browser and supports RSS feeds that allow you to have fast access to the World Wide Web whit your 3G smartphone. You can share messages with other compatible user that is quite an easy way to communicate without making a call. The integrated battery of the i900 Omnia offers 500 hours of standby time and 5.8 hours of talk time.

GPS on a camera, but why? Well, this technology allows you to geo-tag your shots without going into the EXIF data and you can write manually where and when you took your stills. After getting them geo-tagged the images can be added to Nikon’s well-known ‘my Picturetown’ that shows the exact locations of these images.

With its 13.5 megapixel sensor, 4x optical zoom and 28-112mm Nikkor lens, the camera is good enough on image quality. You can capture the images at optimum quality as the camera supports RAW.

You can easily transfer images to your computer with the Coolpix P6000’s integrated ethernet connection.
To decrease image blur, this P6000 includes three functions: High-Performance Lens-shift, Vibration Reduction (VR) and Nikon’s Best-Shot Selector that helps you to take 10 sequential and saves the sharpest image automatically.

The Coolpix 6600 is coming with a strap, a rechargeable battery, AC adapter, USB and video/audio cables. With a £429 price tag, this Coolpix P6000 will be available in September.

There is a 3X zoom lens (with a wide angle of view) in this latest member of the PENTAX Optio E series. Shots in narrow settings, architecture and landscapes become quite enjoyable with 32mm to 96mm in 35 mm format view. Besides this there is a long array of modes like Face Recognition, Auto Picture, High Sensitivity Digital Shake Reduction and finally but immensely a popular Green mode that sets sensitivity, exposure and other parameters that are quite user friendly even for the new users.

With easy to find AA batteries, an Image recovery function and World time and date imprint functions ,this PENTAX Optio E60 serves as the best travel companion

This PETAX Optio E60 will set you back under US $140.00 in a stylish black finish in October.

About PENTAX Imaging Company:

In the production of digital SLR and compact cameras, flash units, binoculars, eyepieces, scopes and lenses, PENTAX Imaging Company is considered an innovative leader as it has been creating reliable and durable products for more than 80 years.

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To make menus’ navigation easy and setting changes supple, it has nice four-way navigation pad right below the LCD screen. To go with the vertical and horizontal orientation there is a sensor which rotates the display. The camera can provide you a plenty of custom controls if once you get the ability for fast navigating to likable features and it’s not difficult at all to learn these manual easily.

A small body with too many features, this can be considered a boon as well as a hindrance in this Nikon D60. A user’s fingers may unintentionally obstruct the AF-assist lamp and may frequently bump the lens barrel. In the test we find the lacking of bracketing functions for white balance or exposure. This featured is not often used but it is expected from a $750 model.

It has a sturdy shooting-mode dial and highly readable icons but you have to steer through the menu system to find some wanted custom options.

Lack of Live View mode is one considerable and somewhat surprising slip in this D60 as many even entry-level digital SLRs are providing Live View now.

It is, indeed, quite similar to the less expensive D40, but still has some attractive new features like Active D-Lighting which helps to compensate exposure automatically in areas of highlights and shadows.

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