Top 10 digital cameras of January

Canon PowerShot S80

The PowerShot S80 is a compact 8-megapixel camera designed for photography enthusiasts and professionals.

Reader Opinion
Bought this at a computer store for $689. Stunning image quality (8 megapixels), very easy to use, largest LCD screen possible - 2.5"! Compact, lightweight. Only negative is relatively low zoom but can buy a doubler for the lens.
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Casio Exilim EX-S600

The Exilim EX-S600 is an average performer, but its stylish exterior may just win some users over.

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Canon Digital IXUS 55

Decent image quality and a well-rounded snapshot feature set make the high-performance ultracompact Canon Digital IXUS 55 one of the better choices in the current IXUS lineup.

Reader Opinion
I like this camera. It is light, stylish, good quality picture, good LCD. It feature also unlimited (until memory runout) record of VGA quality video with sound. The only problem is battery is not good as expected. It can take about 100 picture for a single charge. It is not enough for full day use.
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Ricoh Caplio R3

Ricoh's Caplio R3 offers excellent zoom and quick photo taking opportunities.

Reader Opinion
If your a pro you will be disappointed with the quality of the images but if you bought this camera for its intended use then you will be like a pig in mud. I got it for happy snaps and therefore bought it for its intended use and therefore am happy with it. 9/10 for what it is.
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Kodak EasyShare V530

Kodak's V530 will please those after a fashionable and functional compact for everyday use.

Reader Opinion
I find it easier to use than my original Canon digital Elph. Easy to change modes. Picture quality is excellent.
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