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| INFOSYNC TV | By Matthew Ruiz, Thursday 6 September 2007 |
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| Olympus Stylus 790SW | Review » Specs » |
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 The Stylus 790SW is an average digital camera wrapped in one of the most outstanding packages we've tested. The combination of style and durability in the casing is phenomenal, and we loved that no matter how much we beat it up, it took shots just as well as it did right out of the box. Unfortunately, right out of the box, it took pretty mediocre photographs. We were also extremely disappointed by the built-in limitations in the video mode. Ultimately, Olympus delivered on their promise of a tough-as-nails, yet pretty-as-flowers camera, but was off the mark delivering what we want a camera to do: take great pictures. Release: September 2007. Price: $275.
Pros: Sleek, slim design. Very tough and durable. Included software had nice editing features.
Cons: xD memory format is less common, more expensive. Mediocre picture quality. 10 second limit on high quality videos.
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