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Nikon Coolpix P6000

The P6000 is one of the first cameras to include GPS and it could well carve a niche for Nikon, but it has a lot of potential to be a better camera.

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T500

The T500 is a compact point-and-shoot that incorporates HD movie recording, and is one of the first cameras to capture stereo sound. We only wish the image quality was better.

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Olympus FE-210

With poor indoor white balance, soft images, and sluggish performance, it's best to give this camera a pass.

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50

Plentiful features with all manner of adjustable options, entertaining gimmicks and rock-solid shooting make us like this camera a lot. If you could stick an SD card slot in there, it'd be one of the best superzooms we've seen. Sadly, it loses marks for the proprietary connections.

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GetData RecoverMyPhotos

Have you ever accidentally deleted a photo or file that you desperately needed? GetData's software specialises in recovering your valuable data.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ15

A 10x optical zoom with a 28mm wide-angle lens sets this point-and-shoot to be one of the favourites among travellers.

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Casio Exilim EX-S500

Targeted at snapshooters, this ultracompact camera features anti-shake capabilities along with a host of other user-friendly features.

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Samsung Digimax L85

The Samsung Digimax L85 offers a lot of flexibility and produces very good pictures, but watch out for fringing.

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Kodak EasyShare C340

The Kodak EasyShare C340 has the two top qualities needed for beginners: it's easy to use, and it can produce relatively high-quality photos.

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Sony Cyber Shot DSC-T1

This sleek and very thin Sony is good for on-the-go snapshots, but its photo quality is average.

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Canon Digital IXUS 750

The Canon Digital IXUS 750 is a very well-designed, 7-megapixel snapshot camera. Just don't look for advanced controls.

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Canon Selphy DS700

A wonderful family photo printer that makes it a snap to view and print colour photos.

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Canon Digital IXUS 700

A very well-designed, 7-megapixel snapshot camera. Just don't look for advanced controls.

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Canon Selphy ES1

It's one of the best dye-sub models on the market and is capable of producing vibrant, detailed pictures in just over a minute. Sluggish operating system aside, there's very little not to like here.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 is Panasonic's first digital SLR, and it's the second digital SLR to feature a live-view LCD screen.

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Canon Selphy DS700

This little printer is designed to be mates with your widescreen TV.

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Sony Handycam DCR-SR80

Sony's Handycam DCR-SR80 is a respectable hard-drive-based camcorder if you don't mind its touchscreen interface.

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Casio Exilim EX-Z55

This is a great-looking, 5-megapixel point-and-shoot with a big screen and so-so photo quality.

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Sony DCR-SR40

Sony's DCR-SR40 is a solid, midlevel, hard-drive-based option, though still-image buffs won't be impressed with this camcorder's submegapixel snapshots.

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