Best Silver Digital Cameras - USB 2.0 Interface Type, 380 to 730 Images Battery Life, Atleast 2 inch, 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom

'highly desirable camera'

'The White Balance control on the camera was very impressive.'

'It's great for shooting rooms, landscapes, and portraits, but it falls short in the telephoto department, making the Panasonic LX3 a difficult choice for an all-around camera, unless you're used to short to medium focal lengths.'

'perfect compact camera'

'very good ultracompact camera'

'In PCWorld Labs imaging tests, the Lumix DMC-FP8 produced good--but not great--results. '

'The minimal, flat fronted design and internally stacked/folded zoom lens mechanism of Panasonic's 12.1 effective megapixel Lumix DMC-FP8 may be a claimed bold departure for the electronics manufacturer's range of otherwise conventionally styled digital compacts. '

'Durable frame. '

'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.'

'pretty good image detail'

'a great digital camera'

'The camera gives you some guidance in this mode, comparing your settings to what it considers optimal for the subject.'

'Sony's version of this powerful compact camera is the Cyber-shot DSC-W7, a 7.2 megapixel digital camera in the "Wide LCD" series.'

'The new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W7 is an updated version of Sony's popular W1 model'

'The Canon PowerShot A470 is appropriate for first time entry-level photographers desiring an easy-to-use point-and-shoot digital camera at an affordable price'

'pretty good digital camera'

'The Canon A470 automatically detects, tracks, focuses and optimizes the exposure on up-to nine forward looking human faces in the frame or can lock onto a specific face in the crowd, ensuring that all (or one) are in focus and properly exposed, with or without flash.'