Casio Introduces World's Slimmest 10.1MP Camera

EXILIM CARD EX-S10 PRICED AT ONLY US $250.00
EX-S10SR
EX-S10BK
EX-S10RD

EX-S10BE
This week Casio is rolling out its EX-S10 digital camera, which it claims to be the world's thinnest with 10.1 mega pixels of resolution.

PRO's:

1. 2.7-inch LCD
2. 15mm thick and weighs ONLY four (4) ounces
3. 3X optical zoom
4. Face Recognition
5. available in four different colours ( silver, black, red, blue )
6. YouTube™ Capture Mode for seamless upload to YouTube™ and face detection/recognition technology
7. Recording Media - SDHC Memory Card, SD Memory Card, MultiMediaCard, MultiMediaCard plus compatible
8. 
   Recording Capacity(when set at maximum image size)
   Still Images
   Built-in Flash Memory - Approx. 1 shot (Fine) / 3 shots (Normal) / 5 shots (Economy)
   SD Memory Card 1GB* - Approx. 151 shots (Fine) / 286 shots (Normal) / 426 shots (Economy)
   Movies
   Recording Time - Maximum Recording Capacity per File: 4GB*2
   Built-in Flash Memory - Approx. 11 seconds
   SD Memory Card 1GB*1 - Approx. 18 minutes 59 seconds
9. Input/Output Terminals - USB/AV port and USB: Hi-Speed USB
   
10. Power Requirements
    Rechargeable lithium ion battery (NP-60) x 1
    Battery Life
    Number of Shots*11 - Approx. 280 still images (CIPA Standards)
    Continuous Playback - Approx 3 hr. 10 min. (still images)
    Continuous Recording - Approx. 6 hr. 40 min. (voice recording)

CON's:

1. no image stabilization which is needed for shaky cam shots or especially for children running which can turn into some awesome action shots

This camera is almost too good to be true but with experts only finding somewhat one minor problem thenwhy shouldn't you go out and buy this fabulous camera?




For more info>>> http://www.casio.com/products/Cameras/Exilim_Card/

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