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DXG from U.S. has introduced the DXG-711 digital camera that features a whopping 7.1 megapixels, retailing for a dirt cheap $149.99. The digicam sports a 2.5 inch display, 3x optical zoom, preset modes, 32MB of integrated memory, a voice recorder, and video recording capability.

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Digicam Review has reviewed the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX30. This 7.2MP DMC-FX30 features a 3.6x optical zoom (equivalent to 28-100mm on a 35mm film camera), f/2.8 brightness and a 2.5-inch LCD screen. Measuring around 94.9mm x 51.9mm x 22.0 mm and weighing 132 grams, the FX30 features the Intelligent Image Stabilization system which combines MEGA O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilizer) with Intelligent ISO Control and compensates for both hand-shake and motion blur. Here is the verdict.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX30 is an excellent ultra compact digital camera - image quality is very good with great colour and detail although noise and lack of detail at the higher ISO settings causes some concern. The camera offers an excellent Leica wide-angle 3.6x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilisation, helping you get sharp, crisp, blur free images even in low light. The camera is very solidly built and you can take it anywhere and use in almost every situation. The camera has a clear and easy to see screen, and excels in ease of use, providing quick and easy access to all it’s features. The camera responds quickly with a quick focusing time, fast shutter response, and extremely quick 3fps continuous shooting mode. As well as offering all this, the Panasonic is noticably cheaper than other cameras featuring wide-angle lenses, making this an excellent choice!

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CNet Asia has a comprehensive review of the Casio EX-Z75 Digital Camera. It is 7.2MP shooter and is housed in an all silver casing. Some other critical features include 2.6-inch screen, 3x optical zoom, anti-shake, and USB 2.0 connectivity. Here is the verdict.

The good: Small, slim, digital camera with attractive design; fast performance.
The bad: Disappointing image quality; sensitivity tops out at ISO 400; low-resolution LCD screen; design quirks make it easy to turn the camera on accidentally.
The bottom line: Sure, it’s slim, inexpensive, and cute, but annoying quirks and iffy image quality keep this 7.2-megapixel snapshooter off our list of favorites.

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Spycatcher has rolled out an innovative pair of sunglasses supported with a digital camera on the side. The camera attached to the sunglass can be triggered with an included remote control. Using this device, you can also download pictures to a computer via a USB connection. In addition, these sunglasses are also impact-resistant and have UV protection. get it for $88.

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Designed by Ye Chen has the Nikon 360 Degrees Digital Camera concept that adopts the ergonomic cylindrical form lens which enables you to take a panoramic photo without the need to rotate the camera on a tripod while snapping multiple shots. Other features include an angle indicator and a built-in inclinometer that helps you capture that perfect panoramic shot. Unfortunately, there is no word on how many mega pixels can the Nikon 360 Degrees Digital Camera capture in a single shot.

The 360 is designed with much emphasis on the user interface, with the main operating function designed as a touch sensor, thereby maintaining a flushed surface on the exterior. 360 is an innovation that captures all that meets the eye, and more.

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