'The PDR-M25 is a solid value for a simple point-and-shoot.'
'The PDR-M25 is no toy, either, but a 1,792 by 1,200-pixel picture-taker with adjustable flash, exposure, ISO, and white balance settings, a macro mode for shots as close as 3 inches, and a video-out port to view images or slide shows on your TV.'
'It is compatible with both Windows? (98+) and USB-connect Macintosh (OS9+)
computers.'
'because the optical viewfinder is small and doesn't show a full-frame view and the LCD monitor is dim even at its brightest setting, we found taking pictures in low-light conditions frustrating at best.'
'Pressing the power button extends the lens and automatically pops up the small built-in flash'
'The smaller PDR-3310 is pricey for a 3.2-megapixel camera, but if you want a subcompact with 3-megapixel resolution, it's one of a very few on the market.'
