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I remember when you were lucky to get a single-pixel digital camera for eight thousand dollars; now “market forces” (which I’ve never really believed in anyway) have driven prices down to hitherto unimaginable levels. DXG, a US firm, is releasing a 7-megapixel camera that measures under an inch thick and doesn’t rely on interpolation to get that figure.
A 2.5-inch screen, 3x optical zoom and a multitude of preset modes are adding up to what DMX call “instant out-of-the-box experience”, and while you’re not likely to be troubling any D-SLRs the 32MB of built-in memory, voice recorder and video capabilities should make it tempting to DMX’s target market of home upgraders.
The DXG-711 is available now for the bargain-basement price of $149.99
One Response to “7-megapixel Digital Camera hits budget price”
DinoHorse May 30, 2007
Hmm.. not only budget-price, but also budget-quality I guess… never heard about that brand before… and, as a life-long CES visitor, there is so much China junk out there…
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