Best Casio Digital Cameras - Atleast 2 inch, Li-Ion Rechargable Battery Included Accessories

'Casio's latest H-series compact "Hi-Zoom" camera, the Exilim EX-H20G is a feature packed digicam that boasts some appealing options; most of which it shares with the EX-H15. '

'Billed as the perfect travel camera, the EX-H20G offers precise location data for the geotagging of photos and videos and can geotag indoors. '

'The latest model to join Casio’s EXILIM Hi-Zoom lineup, the EX-H20G offers an impressive feature set as well as Casio’s state-of-the-art Hybrid GPS technology, which makes the camera perfect for traveling.'

'decent purpose camera'

'handsome 24mm wide angle lens'

'Capable of shooting video in 720p high definition. '

'Quick power up and response.'

'exceptional battery performance'

'Its features tackle one of the biggest problems with point-and-shoot cameras: missed shots because of slow performance. '

'good all-purpose camera'

'neat little camera'

'good all-purpose camera'

'Its features tackle one of the biggest problems with point-and-shoot cameras: missed shots because of slow performance. '

'The 9.1-megapixel Casio Exilim EX-FC100 ($349.99 list) has some cool features that no other compact point-and-shooter can offer. '

'As a point-and-shoot camera, the EX-FC100 is fairly typical: It has a 9-megapixel sensor (which allows you to extract large prints from your images), a 5X optical zoom for extra telephoto reach, a stabilized sensor for sharper handheld shooting, and all of the expected point-and-shoot features, such as scene modes, face detection, good metering, and autofocus. '

'As a point-and-shoot camera, the Casio Exilim EX-FC100 is fairly typical: It has a 9Mp sensor (which allows you to extract large prints from your images), a 5x optical zoom for extra telephoto reach, a stabilised sensor for sharper handheld shooting, and all of the expected point-and-shoot features, such as scene modes, face detection, good metering, and autofocus. '

'Though the pocket megazoom category of digital cameras is still brand-new, the good-looking Casio Exilim EX-H10 ($300 as of 9/18/09) claims a subset of that subcategory all by itself. '

'the palm-sized Casio and the metal and plastic build feels reassuringly solid. '

'Audio captured by the on-board mic was surprisingly good. '

'Fun in-camera features and auto modes.. '

'This camera is easy to use and has several good features.'

'One high-speed digital cameras that are convenient to carryover everywhere.'

'This Casio Elixim EX-S12 looks fantastic and won't weigh you down.'

'The camera is well-made, durable, and sturdy but its being dropped forcefully, even though accidentally, did cause some cosmetic damage.'

'A quality camera at a respectable price. '

'photos are bright and colourful though display a loss of sharpness towards the corners at 24mm equivalent wide-angle setting.'

'smooth skin tones'

'best image processing speed'

'Best Budget Compact Digital Camera'

'The EX-Z550 is very slim, in fact it's smaller that a deck of playing cards, with a similar rectangular shape.'

'The compact and trendy EX-Z550 offers 14.1 megapixels that helps you to deliver excellent pictures without compromising on its quality. '

'impressive compact camera'

'The stylish aspects of the Exilim EX-Z2000 digital camera from Casio are impressive ... and the camera's photography features aren't bad, either.'

'14.1 megapixel high-performance digital camera'

'14.1 megapixel high-performance digital camera'

'Great value.'

'good rugged snapshot camera'

'Can survive drops up to 7 feet.'

'The Casio EX-G1 camera is able to hold up after falling seven feet, in freezing cold weather, and being submerged in ten feet of water for more than an hour.'