Rounding out Norcent's
CES announcements today are
their new "ultra-slim" (at 0.94-inches it's
not that slim) DC-820 and
DC-520 eight and five megapixel digital shooters. Both models feature SD/MMC slots, PicBridge support, MPEG-4 video
recording at 640 x 480, and 3x optical zoom -- standard fare -- and neither camera offers a viewfinder. The DC-520
sports a 2.5-inch LCD and 16MB internal memory while the DC-820 goes a touch smaller at 2.4-inches, but with 32MB
on-board. Expect the 820 and 520 to hit the US streets this January for the low low price of $299 and $199
respectively.
People who read this article also browsed these articles:
Yup, you knew it was coming. What's the digital camera business without the megapixel wars? And to eclipse the competition best they could (they are...
It's plain, it's simple, it apes any number of lower-end Canon PowerShots, it's Samsung's new 5 megapixel Digimax S500. Like most other Samsung digital...
Superzoom cameras combine the versatility of a big zoom lens -- typically ranging from around 30 to 300mm (35mm equivalent) -- with the convenience...
digital camera hacking hacks holiday gift guide book ExtremeTech...
Karen Walrond over at our sister blog Blogging Baby has some suggestions for buying cameras for children, starting with Fisher Price cameras for ages...
Megapixel reviews the Kodak Easyshare P880 and writes - 'Featuring an 8-megapixel resolution, a super wide, 24 to 140 mm, 5.8 X manual zoom...
December 24, 2005 - 10.15 GMTMinox announces the Minox DC 6211 which features a resolution of 6.2 million pixels, a 3x optical zoom as...
Four Models Fit Most Digital Cameras, Block Glare, and Protect Expensive Camera Screen November 30, 2005 Poway, CA— Delkin Devices, Inc., maker of premium...
