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GE J1455
by Claire Gillo
on 22nd Jun 2010
Similar in specs to the GE A1455 the new J1455 also supports an impressive 14 megapixel sensor and 5x optical zoom. Although the two models have this in common the layout of the body design is different. The dial control for features has been placed on the back panel and one other obvious differe
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GE A1455
by Claire Gillo
on 21st Jun 2010
Compact in size the GE A1455 measures 0.9 inches in thickness and has been designed for those who need a fun and easy to use point and shoot camera. Although the GE A1455 is compact in size and price it still incorporates some impressive features. The 14 megapixel sensor for starters places this
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GE E1486TW
by Claire Gillo
on 18th Jun 2010
Stylish in its contemporary design the GE E1486TW offers the consumer a fashion conscience compact camera at the fraction of the price of its competitors. The E1486TW is the first camera from GE that shows a promising start to their new and improved range. The feel of the E1486TW is mo
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Samsung NX-10
by Debbi Allen
on 17th Jun 2010
Samsung’s NX10 is the first offering from the manufacturer within the new ‘system camera’ or hybrid category. These cameras offer the creativity of interchangeable lens systems, but in a more compact and
easy-to-use body.
Following on from the success of the micro fo
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10
by Ian Farrell
on 17th Jun 2010
The Lumix G10 is Panasonic’s fifth venture into the world of micro four thirds cameras, and is designed to be more affordable than other offerings in the popular G-series. To look at, the G10 bears a striking resemblance to some of its forerunners – in fact, it’s identica
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Leica S2
by Ian Farrell
on 16th Jun 2010
The medium-format camera market doesn’t get as much attention as it should. The drama in this sector of the industry over the last two years is worthy of a soap opera. New cameras and technical developments have come along, with resolutions hitting the 60 megapixel mark. Established br
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Nikon COOLPIX P100
by Rosie Tanner
on 15th Jun 2010
The Nikon COOLPIX P100 has a spec-sheet to die for. Awash with scene modes, shooting modes and style settings galore, it’s easy to see at first glimpse why this camera has a rather hefty price tag hanging around its neck.
On first impressions, you’d be forgiven for thinking
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Canon PowerShot SX210 IS
by Claire Gillo
on 11th Jun 2010
Bearing similar resemblance to its predecessors, the Canon PowerShot SX210 IS doesn’t appear as being particularly exciting. The design of the body is mundane and apart from the 14x zoom which is an excellent attribute, the specs reflect those of other high-end compacts on the market. How
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Canon Ixus 130
by Claire Gillo
on 10th Jun 2010
Canon’s IXUS brand has long been associated with gorgeous-looking compacts, and the latest generation is no exception. The IXUS 130 is a remarkably small camera, yet is packed with features that will appeal to beginners and experienced users. The body is a mix of contoured metal and pla
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Casio EX-Z550
by Jodie Tyley
on 3rd Jun 2010
Professionals in the search for a compact suited to everyday snaps should look elsewhere: this is strictly one for undemanding point-and-shooters. Casio’s EX-Z550 seems like a viable option for camera buyers on paper. It has a wide-angle lens of 26mm and 14 megapixels at a fairly low p
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