
The Fidelity 3200 offers a 2.1 mega pixel resolution that increases to 3 megapixels through hardware interpolation for crisper, more colorful and professional-looking photos. The 1.6" color LCD display lets you preview and frame pictures. View pictures or video in playback mode and delete them if necessary. The camera features 4X ultra-smooth digital zoom to bring images in up to four times closer. Or, you take close-up shots as needed with Macro mode. The camera also comes with 16MB internal flash memory and a SD/MMC slot for adding up to 512 MB of memory to the camera.
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Aiptek Fidelity 3200S 2.1MP Digital Still Camera
Labels: 2 Mega Pixels, Aiptek
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Argus QC-2185 Quick Click 2MP Digital Camera

The Argus QC-2185 Quick Click 2MP digital camera offers all the basic features you need in a compact and stylish digital camera. This unit is easy to use, and is perfect for those who want a completely portable option for taking good pictures, without having to empty their wallet.
The Argus QC-2185 features a clear and bright 1.1-inch CSTN (color super-twist nematic) LCD display that makes it easy to frame the perfect picture. Thanks to its USB 1.1 connection compatibility, this digital camera lets you quickly download pictures to your Mac or PC, and can also function as a handy web camera. The QC-2185 includes eight megabytes of internal SDRAM memory, with the ability to expand camera memory via a built-in SD (secure digital) storage card slot for easy storage and transfer of your pictures. This unit also includes a built-in auto flash with a three to seven foot range, and comes with ArcSoft PhotoImpression's photo editing software which makes it easy for you to edit, crop, adjust and improve all your best pictures to make them even better.
The Argus QC-2185 digital camera's two-megapixel CMOS sensor has a 1600 x 1200 resolution that is complemented by an f2.8 aperture with a shutter speed ranging from 0.2 to 1/5000 seconds. This compact digital camera features an automatic exposure control and white balance, a focus range of one meter to infinity, and a 10-second self timer. It uses the JPEG compression for still pictures, and lets you take short movie clips in AVI format. The QC-2185 runs on three AAA batteries, and requires; Windows OS 98 or higher, Pentium II 300 or AMD Athlon processors or higher, at least 32 MB of RAM and 125 MB of hard disk space, a CD-ROM drive, an available USB port, and a 24-bit color display or better in order to make use of its PC connectivity features. This camera weighs only 3.4 ounces, measures just 3.6 x 2.4 x 1.1 inches (W x H x D), and is backed by a one-year manufacturer's warranty.
What's in the Box
QC-2185 digital camera, USB cable, wrist strap, user's guide, and CD-ROM with ArcSoft PhotoImpressions software.
Product Description
With 2MP resolution and LCD display, the QuickClix™ 2185 offers all the features you want in a small and stylish, light weight digital camera.
Features:
* 1.1" CSTN Display
* Automatic Flash
* 8MB SDRAM Internal Memory
* SecureDigital Storage Card Slot
* USB Download
* Arcsoft® Photo editing software
Labels: 2 Mega Pixels, Argus
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Monday, April 23, 2007
Fujifilm FinePix F401 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

Sporting a 2.1-megapixel CCD and 3x optical zoom, Fuji's FinePix F401 is encased in a sleek brushed-metal shell that makes it smaller than most other cameras. Shooting is quick and easy on automatic settings, taking about 3 seconds between shots.
The camera can create 4-megapixel images by interpolating, or "guessing" details, via Fuji's Super CCD. The results are OK, but of course cannot match true 4-megapixel sensors. While the images certainly come out well-contrasted and colorful on all of the resolution settings, slight artifacting is noticeable. Images in low light suffer from noticeable blocks of compression. This may be a problem if you are interested in producing 8-by-10-inch prints; however, it should be fine for standard-size prints or Web viewing.
The 1.5-inch LCD is comfortable enough to use, but it hides the sides of the real image a little bit, which can throw you off while composing shots. The optical viewfinder is small, and often frustrating to use when it is too bright to use the LCD.
The buttons on the back are thoughtfully placed and can be reached easily by the fingers. The menu is easy to navigate through, guiding you with a color code for each submenu. The USB and DC power ports are placed on the side of the camera, but one minor quibble is that the typical protective cover for these is missing. Protection for delicate and crucial circuitry like the USB port is definitely needed when you are taking the camera out and about.
As a point and shoot, the F401 is a great camera and a stylish, light design is always a plus. However, its less than impressive imaging and relatively high price should be considered for those seeking performance and value.
Product Description
The FinePix F401 Zoom brings together a unique combination of seductive metal styling, powerful technology and easy-to-use features. Despite boasting a 3X optical zoom lens the FinePix F401 Zoom is compact enough to slip into a shirt pocket or handbag. The USB cradle makes easy work of transferring photos to your computer and ensures the batteries are always fully charged. The 3G Super CCD sensor delivers stunning, noise-free images in even the most challenging situations.
Labels: 2 Mega Pixels, Fujifilm
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