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Almost perfect, needs some minor improvements
I’d like to make one thing clear from the beginning: this device is the best portable media player I’ve held to date (I received mine on Sept 25th). *This* is how it should be done. That doesn’t mean that it can’t be improved (this review shows a number of misses), but in the iPod Touch so many good things come together the right way, it’s embarassing how clumsy suddenly all the other devices seem (other iPods included). I have extensive experience with a myriad of other players (I own(ed) *lots* of those: Nomad, iRiver, Zen, Rio, iPods, Zune) and now that I’m holding it, it’s blindingly obvious how much better the new interface works. I am really happy with this iPod. Still, there are some annoyances, idiosyncracies and downright silly limitations in this device.

So, let’s begin:
First – unless you’ve recently held a new ‘Nano’, you won’t belive how thin the Touch is. The glass surface feels different from my iPod Classic (yeah, I’m a *serious* MP3 player addict, and have that one, too). I can’t really put my finger on it (it’s hard to resist puns like that), but it feels somewhat softer when tapping it with your finger nail. Surprisingly (for me at least) the Touch does not respond to finger nails – you need to touch the surface with your finger’s skin. This can initially be confusing when you are used to pressure-sensitive touch-screens, and can become difficult when using the virtual keyboard. The touch-sensitive font plate has (so far) proven to be scratch-resistant (i’ve been carrying it around in my pocket for the past three days).
In my hand it feels surprisingly hefty (sonsidering it’s sleekness), and it is noticeably longer than the Classic. Like most other iPods, the Touch has a polished backside that magically attract fingerprints. This backplate also holds the customized engraving that Apple applied free of charge to my iPod.

The headphone connector is on the bottom, and accepts any normal headphone jack (unlike the iPhone). The position of the connector would have been annyoing if you wanted to use it upright in a gym (natch, iPod nano!). But movies are viewed in landscape orientation, and the iPod’s interface automatically detects it’s orientation. Now that’s design for you. The earbuds are the same that come with other new iPods (classic). They are ok, but unlikely to be your first choice. I use the those earbuds for running (with my shuffle), but third-party (B&O) earphones with the classic and touch. I’m no audiophile, so sound quality usually is good for me (this holds true for all my devices). But then, according to some people I’m only listening to trash anyway. I therefore recommend that you look at other reviews if you are in search for a tone perfect device. I like it.
Controlling the iPod is a strange – great when you are looking at it, annoying if you can’t see it (i.e. if it’s in your pocket). As with all touch-interfaces that have no tactile feedback there is no way to ‘blindly’ control it, and sadly the Touch does not have a remote nor real buttons except ‘sleep’ and ‘home’. The Touch desperately needs some hardware volume control.

Looking at the screen I have to say that I am amazed at the clarity of the image. 3.5 inches is still too small for me to comfortably watch a lengthy movie, but the 320×480 pixel wide-screen display is stunningly crisp. I re-ripped some TV shows that I originally ripped for the Classic and watched them on the Touch. The problem is that files ripped for the Touch’s resolution are roughly twice as large as for the Classic – but the Touch has only a fraction of the available storage. Thus, I can’t envision myself using the Touch for lengthy movie watching – but it is excellent for watching shorter clips (while I’m no youTube fan, I do have a lot of short clips shot with my handheld camera). The Touch’s sceen is very bright – I can’t confirm initial reports of ‘inverse black’ or other artifacts. It appears to have a light sensor built-in that dims the screen when in darker surroundings, and brightens the screen when in the sun. One small annoyance though: there is no way to control a movie’s contrast. The docs claim that the Touch can play 5 hours of video on a single charge. I’m prepared to take this on face value – I’m certainly not going to stare into that small screen for so long just to verify this. It’s long enough for one-and-half normal movies, but won’t last a transatlantic. Nor would my eyes, though.

Coverflow is drop-dead beautiful, and a real show-off. It requires that you add artwork for all your CD-ripped tunes, though. Otherwise missing covers are replaced by generic grey ones. It’s a great way to browse your music if you don’t know what you want to hear next. It’s a silly way to look for a particular album, though. For this, however, you can still (luckily) use the normal artist/album/song browser with the (again drop-dead intuitive) new gesture-based interface. It works reall, really well.
Like all iPods the Touch can play a large variety of file formats with the (expected) exceptions of WMA (protected and otherwise) and Ogg. I don’t have to add that it plays AAC protected (iTunes). It can also display an impressive array of image and movie formats, even though I have the suspiction that some of the listed formats are transcoded on-the-fly by iTunes during sync.
The Touch provides video out signals that can be set to either NTSC or PAL. For Europeans like me this is very important, but may be of limited use for people living in the US. What *really* annoyed me was the fact that Apple chose to change the video out cabling, and thus forced me to purchase new cables to connect the Touch to TV sets or beamers. On the up side, the Touch does work with my (Audi) car integration without any changes.

iTunes integration is exemplary, as expected (this is the part that break most other digital music players: integration with your media library). Synching the Touch with a computer works like with any other iPod: Plug it in, iTunes starts, and you select the stuff you want synched. A strange relict from the 5G iPods: I found out that unlike the newer iPods, the Touch can’t use playlist groups. Annoying (my best playlists are built from smaller lists).
While synching the Touch I encountered my first big disappointment: no wireless synching. I would have expected this ability, or at least the ability to connect to a shared iTunes library on my home network (I have a wireless access point at home). Alas, no. The iPod must be physically connected to synch and cannot wirelessly connect to a shared iTunes library. When you synch you can choose to synch music, movies, photos, contacts, web bookmarks, and calendars. Sadly, you can’t sync notes (why the heck not?). Synching is done with USB 2.0 (sadly not FireWire) using the Apple-provided USB Dock Connector (no standard USB connector).

When looking for the ‘enable disk use’ checkbox I was baffled to find out that the Touch can’t be used as a mass storage – unlike any other iPod I own, and with the exception of Zune unlike any other digital music player I own. Why? (I suspect this is to lock down the device to prohibit tinkering with it. It feels like an arbitrary, spiteful limitation, though).
The interface is largely similar to the iPhone. It’s not as ghastly colorful as the new (G6) iPod interface, but still uses a little too much colors for my taste (I *really* liked the G5 color interface). The gesture/finger-based interface is easy to learn, and is even more intuitive than using a mouse (it took about one ‘pinch’ and one ‘flick’ to convince me). As I mentioned above, the drawback is that there is no tactile feedback, so you must always look at the screen while changing a setting (e.g. volume, skip, rewind). The virtual keyboard is OK to use, and I’m happy to see that it automatically changed to Switzerland’s ‘QWERTZ’ layout. So far, fingerprints on the surface have been a non-issue for me (they do look ugly on the back side, though). The keyboard has an optional ‘clicker’ that provides (very welcome) aural feedback when you press a key (as the other iPods, the Touch has a small clicker built in that can produce simple sounds).
As iPods before it, there are some additional applications provided, updated for the touch interface: Calendar, Calculator (this one is new), Contacts, Settings, and Clock. Calendar holds one the most unfortunate, narrow-sighted and arbitrary product decisions Apple has made in a long time: you can’t add new Events. The reason this is unacceptable to me is because the exact same application on the iPhone *has* this ability, and it was taken out as a concious decision; it was not an oversight. Clearly this is an attempt at artificially differenciate the Touch from the iPhone. Shame on Apple – I really hope that subsequent updates will rectify this.
Another disappointment is that there is no Notes application, as this would have been a natural for the gestured-based interface and virtual keyboard. Again, this application exists for the iPhone, but was removed. Sad, sad, sad. In the same vein, it would have been great if I could load PDF documents for off-line viewing onto the touch — Safari comes with an *excellent* PDF viewer (presumably the Touch’s version of Preview). I’m using this feature through a work-around: convert a document to PDF, publish it on my home Mac’s web server, and then load it in the Touch’s Safari (e.g. ‘http://mintel.local/myDoc.pdf’). That way I can read this document offline (did so this morning while being driven to a meeting) – but only this one PDF document can be in-memory. I tried to open a second browser window, and the first document was not retained in the cache, forcing a re-load. So a document viewer (and PDF management from iTunes?) would be a great addition.
Also, the games that I had to re-purchase for my Classic (yes, re-purchased because the Classic can’t use games for the 5.5G iPod) will *NOT* run on the Touch. Arrrgh! It looks as if I’ll have to re-re-purchase those games again (I’m addicted to Bejeweled and Sudoku).

Up until here, the Touch has been a natural evolution of the iPod — the first, and long-awaited ‘true video iPod’. But the Touch offers one more thing that I feel makes it a killer product: productive WiFi integration. I’m not talking about some half-baked song sharing feature (although that would have been welcome too) but actual useful net access.

WiFi
The Touch has 802.11b/g (but not ‘n’) WiFi built-in that can connect to the internet through normal hotspots. Since you can expect the iPod to be in many different locations, hooking it up to hotspots is an important feature that must be easy to use. The Touch can (and will) remember hotspots it has connected to, and asks when it connects to a new hotspot very much like your Laptop does. Connecting to open Hotspots is a snap: scan surroundings, pick from list, (enter password when protected), connect. You can turn it off for airplane travel or to conserve battery life.
You connect to protected hotspots (using the virtual keyboard for password entry). Also you can use Safari for those annoying web-page-to-enter-billing-info based hotspots that hotels seem to like (and every one else hates). Connecting to a closed and secure WLAN is a bit more complex. My WLAN is configured to require any device to be known by MAC address, and looking up this info wasn’t as intuitive as I thought it would be (I found it in the Info tab). I then entered Network Name and Password, and a few seconds later, my Touch had access to my WLAN.
But what is so special about WiFi? To me, having access to the Web is a killer feature. I’m not talking about music here – but access to Google (but not the Google Apps just yet), Wikipedia, CNN, Amazon, and my web mail account. With just a little tap on the screen I can look at news, check my mail, track a package, fire off a note to someone, or answer a silly question that just entered my head. Anywhere, anytime (when in range of a hotspot. In Switzerland that’s practically everywhere). To repeat: this is a killer feature. It turns this digital media player into a nearly fully fledged PDA.
The Touch version of Safari is great (even though Google Docs does not yet support it, and there currently is no support for Flash), and very responsive. Using the virtual keyboard takes some time to getting used to (again the missing tactile feedback is annoying). Navigating the web is quick (provided you have a good connection), and using the gestures to move the obscured parts of web pages into view becomes natural after only a few moments.
The touch also comes with a special version of iTunes, the ‘WiFi Music Store’. It allows you to instantly purchase a song (very, very nice). Strangely, once you sync, songs purchased with the Touch will appear in their own ‘Purchased on Touch’ group (what on earth for?) in your main (iTunes) library. The WiFi store’s selection does not provide access to PodCasts (lame!), nor any video content. And don’t get me started on iPod games again… Still, navigating the WiFi Store is natural, and the design is intuitive. It’s also very robust — I purchased a 75 track (classic) compilation using the WiFi store. Of course, some time during the transfer the connection dropped, and I switched off the Touch. Later, at home, the Touch resumed download as soon as it re-connected to the net. The WiFi iTunes store is also where allegedly the ‘Starbucks Thing’ is happening. I’m (somewhat) sorry to say that I havn’t tried out this feature beacuse a) I don’t frequent Starbucks and b) even if I did, Switzerland is not yet upgraded for this feature anyways.
So let’s look at the remaining applications: I’m (again) seriously disappointed to see that Apple chose to cut Mail from the application list (the Touch would have been a great Blackberry replacement – and arguably might be too close a competitor to the iPhone if it had that feature), but at least I can use web mail as a work-around. Apple does include a dedicated youTube application which I have to admit I never used. I simply don’t “get” youTube.

Summary:
The Touch is (currently) the best flash-based media player around, with a stunning (even revolutionary) new gesture-based user interface that works. I would have welcomed a significantly larger main storage, but it’s very good as it is now. As a media player it’s main drawback derives from the purely touch-based interface: it could have profited from a tactive rotary controller for ‘blind’ control. The feature that separates the Touch from the rest is the addition of another killer feature: WiFi web browsing. WiFi based music purchase is a nice bonus.
The Touch also comes with a number of (sometimes artificial) limitations that I hope will be resolved in the future. All in all I’m very, very satisfied with the Touch, even though the Touch experience can clearly be improved (e.g. by removing application restrictions, being able to pull in shared iTunes Libraries, sharing songs wirelessly, syncing wirelessly etc.).

PLUS
- great “video” iPod
- WiFi web browsing with Safari (killer feature)
- wide range of supported file formats (audio, video, images)
- great display
- phenomenally sharp images
- drop-dead gesture/touch interface
- both NTSC and PAL video out (important for us Europeans).
- iTunes store wirelessly
- TV PAL and NTSC out

MINUS
- no playlist groups
- difficult to use ‘blind’
- no contrast control for movies
- no disk mode (huh???)
- non-standard AV connector (again!)
- artificial limitations on Calendar application
- no Mail, Notes, Games applications
- can’t access iTunes shared libraries on WLAN
- can’t share songs with other Touch iPods
- no wireless synching
- 16GB can be awfully small when ripping movies for Touch’s resolution
- no WiFi iTunes PodCasts

Things I’d like to see in updates
- Wireless Sync
- Access to iTunes shared Libraries
- Notes
- Off-line viewing of PDF documents
- Games
- Third-party software development kit (SDK)

What a fun toy!
Well, let me start by saying that I ordered the Touch on a lark. Got it direct from Apple with free engraving on the back. I must say that this is a really fun toy, at 8GB its just big enough to hold my music collection (6GB), a couple of videos and still have space to cache some video streams, barely! As mentioned elsewhere, the interface is quite cute and innovative. I love a touch screen and I love how big the screen is. Ok, here’s the things I love about the Touch so far:

1) Big beautiful screen
2) Touch screen interface
3) Wifi connectivity with Safari, iTunes and YouTube built right into the main screen.
4) Changeable background, finally!
5) Sleek form factor slides nicely into my pocket.
6) Don’t have to use it as a cell phone.
7) Flips back and forth from landscape to portrait modes depending on how you hold it or what you are viewing.
Power button, thank you Apple for finally deigning to put a power button on an iPod!
9) Automatic brightness adjustment, absolute genius!
10) Seems to remember where you left off on every video on the unit, awesome feature I love it!
11) iTunes: for any iPod you have to count the flawless relationship with iTunes as a big plus, you just can’t beat it for reliability, ease of use and great features (and believe me I’ve tried!)
12) Great Now Playing music page, the album art fills the whole screen and by tapping the middle you get immediate access to repeat and shuffle buttons. Now you can now easily shuffle just a playlist, a feature that has been hard to find on previous iPods.
13) Like any other iPod, accessories abound and are easily purchased just about anywhere!
14) Apple customer service is good imo, they stand behind their product and will replace without much hassle as I know from experience.
15) For only $20 you can get extra stuff like Notes, Weather, Calculator, and stuff like that.

But of course, nothing is perfect. I give this a 5 stars because it is such a great innovation for Apple and a great product, but that doesn’t mean that its without flaws and here’s the ones I’ve noticed so far:

1) Touch screen can be a bit frustrating, often doesn’t feel me and often I miss the button I’m aiming for with my fat fingers (they feel fat when trying to hit keyboard buttons on that screen anyway!). I understand that this is a “Capacitance” screen which means you can’t use a stylus or your fingernail, you have to register firm contact with your flesh on the screen.
2) Screen flipping: although this is a cool concept it can be annoying sometimes. Occasionally the screen flips as I’m moving around and I didn’t want it to. So I sit there twisting the thing to and from trying to get the alignment I want. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could lock it into the perspective you want and it would just stay there (is anybody at Apple listening?)
3) Hard to operate “blind”, as I walk around I like to be able to pause/play or adjust volume without having to look at the screen. Very easy to do on my 5.5Gen iPod, almost impossible on the Touch. I have to pull it out of my pocket almost every time I want to pause or adjust the volume.
4) Sound quality is not quite as good as my 5.5Gen Video iPod or my Archos 605, I’ve tried it on speakers and headphones and the Video has just a little bit cleaner smoother sound especially at high volume.
5) No built in USB port!

Overall, its an awesome innovative product and if you really like having the coolest new toy (like me!) and money is not a major concern I say what are you waiting for?

2 month update: Well of course you can get cases everywhere for this thing now. Still very happy with my Touch, although I did have to send in for replacement unit due to dead battery, took about two weeks but they sent me a new one and even engraved it like my original. What the heck got a shiny new Touch for free I have updated my review, added a positive point, removed a couple of outdated negative points.

Good, not perfect
I’ve had it for a few days now (8GB version). I chose it over the 8GB Nano because I figured the extra bells and whistles (larger screen, touch sensitivity, wi-fi, etc.) were worth an extra hundred bucks. I will share a few things I’ve discovered in my first week of ownership. First, the weak points (which most people want to hear first): Sound quality is on par with the Nano but doesn’t seem as good as my wife’s iPod video. Wallpaper can only display when unit is coming out of sleep mode, browsing while music is playing causes music to stop, the screen will be a horrid mess of greasy finger prints after only a few minutes of use, there is no visible way to determine charging status without pushing a button because the screen goes completely black when charging. Video seems more pixelated and not as sharp or crisp as the new Nano (They’re not lying when they say the Nano has the sharpest display of all iPods.) The lack of accessories hurts, mainly because I’d love to cover the smudge-prone body more than anything. Also, the dimensions of this thing basically scream “drop me” and I’m clumsy enough to do it if I don’t get a good belt clip or at least enough protection to confidently slide it in my pocket. As for the good things: Wi-fi was super-easy to configure and I get a strong signal throughout my three-story home. I like the web browsing. Pinching to zoom and adjusting pages with your finger makes surfing the tiny screen much much easier. The Safari browser is quick and efficient at loading pages. The touch screen is very responsive (although big-fingered people such as me will have a difficult time trying to select letters on the tiny keyboard. I had to hit backspace quite a bit for incorrect characters). it didn’t require multiple taps or finger drags (not counting deleting mistaken characters). The photo album is really cool. The thumbnails are well arranged and image manipulation with your fingertips is just as fun as web browsing (I just wish the wallpaper could be viewed on the home screen and not only when the device is locked, as mentioned above). The video is pretty good (even if not on par with Nano). Lastly, the organization of everything is really intuitive and well executed. You are pretty much one button-push away from anything you want; much better than endless sub-menus. In my opinion, the bottom line for having an iPod is the music. if you have a huge music collection (over 15GB), I would strongly suggest going with the Classic. Trust me, unless you REALLY feel you’ll use the extras such as wi-fi and maybe the PDA features beyond the first day, there isn’t much else to justify sacrificing the capacity. Even if you want the touch for movies, the storage limitations prevent any serious mobile collection. The coolness factor took all of ten minutes to wear off for me. However, I’ve never needed more than a 4GB iPod, (I have a meager collection of music ripped from my CD’s. Call me old-fashioned). Therefore, I think I’ll keep it, only because my alternative has the same capacity and I actually do plan to ocassionally check my email from the backyard without needing to lug out my clunky laptop. I just figured I’d put that out there for people on the fence about whether to get a Touch or Classic. Also, I like the PDA-like features of the touch. Even though much has been made of the so-called “crippling” of the calendar, I don’t plan to use it as a full-fledge PDA anyhow, so the fact that it synchs with Outlook and makes my appointments and contacts readily available is good enough for me. Lastly, much has been made about the “negative-black” screen issue. I have a week 38 model with Corrine Bailey on the box (if you’ve spent any time at all researching the screen issue, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about. If not, stop by Apple’s iPod Touch forum and you’ll quickly find out). I’ve had no problems whatsoever (other than a little blocky video at times). No dead or stuck pixels and blacks look just fine. I honestly think it is a much smaller issue than people are making it out to be.

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About Apple iPod touch 16 GB, Old (1st Generation) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5442 in Consumer Electronics
• Size: 16 GB
• Color: Black
• Brand: Apple
• Model: MA627LL/A
• Released on: 2007-09-30
• Dimensions: 2.43″ h x .32″ w x 4.33″ l, 1.00 pounds
• Hard Disk: 16GB
• Display size: 3.5

Features

• This player is the iPod touch, not the Apple iPhone
• Upgrade your player with the iPhone 2.0 Software Update for iPod touch via iTunes for an additional fee
• 16 GB of storage provides approximately 3,500 songs; includes earphones, USB cable, dock adapter/connector, polishing cloth, and stand
• Battery life provides up to 22 hours of music and up to 5 hours of video
• Music downloads straight from iTunes; surf the web with Wi-Fi using the 3.5-inch widescreen multi-touch display

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Perfect DSLR!
I am beyond happy with my new D5000. I am what you’d call a “pre-professional” and this camera has produced amazing shots for me. Also, the functionality and ease of settings is great. I love the option of having live-view on the display, and the swivel-out feature is also very helpful. I can’t recommend this camera highly enough!!

First DSLR and I Couldn’t Be Happier!
I decided to upgrade to a DSLR a few months ago because I wanted to learn to take the fabulous pictures that I had come to associate with DSLRs. After I made the decision, the next choice was Cannon or Nikon. My current point and shoot camera was a Cannon PowerShot, so I thought I would stick with Cannon until I saw the specs on the D5000. It had everything that I liked about my Cannon and was worried about giving up–video, a rotating screen with Live View–all in an affordable DSLR package, so I decided to take the plunge and go Nikon.

After a month of using the camera in different situations–a trip to New York, a wedding, a bridal shower, a kid’s birthday party–I couldn’t be happier. I’m very much a beginner when it comes to operating a DSLR, but all of the pictures I’ve taken with the D5000 have been excellent. The camera was easy to pick up and start using, but it is also easy enough to learn to start customizing your shots for different situations. I’m impressed by the camera’s ability to help a beginner by auto-selecting some settings while allowing the photographer to manually select other things. The kit lens is a good starter lens, and works for most of the situations I’ve shot in so far. I’m still learning what this camera can do, and I’m excited to know that the D5000, with its advanced features, can grow along with me as I develop as a photographer.

In terms of size, I have small hands and I feel like I can comfortably carry around the D5000. Yes it is bigger and heavier than a point and shoot, but it’s not so big that its cumbersome for me to carry. Which is a good thing, because I’ve started carrying this camera everywhere because I always want to be able to capture that perfect shot!

If you’re transitioning from a point and shoot to a DSLR and you want something with great features that still is easy to use, this is the camera for you. I couldn’t be happier with my D5000–when you get that crisp shot of a kid opening presents or a beautiful bride coming down the aisle, it’s so worth it to have made this investment!

Great Camera
Overall, this is a great camera. The gentleman writing the 1 star review apparently bought this camera with incompatible expectations. This will not replace your digital or HD camcorder (and was not designed to; read reviews on other dslr’s that do HD video([...], etc.)) The shutter response is very quick. Pros over the D60: bracketing, 11-point AF, higher resolution, faster reponse time, swivel LCD; over D90: $450 cheaper…. Will write more after I get to use it on vacation next week.

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About Nikon D5000 12.3 MP DX Digital SLR Camera with 2.7-inch Vari-angle LCD (Body Only) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #191 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Nikon
• Model: D5000 Body
• Dimensions: 6.00″ h x 9.00″ w x 8.00″ l, 5.00 pounds

Features

• 12.3-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor
• Body only; lenses sold separately
• D-Movie Mode with sound; record 720p HD movie clips
• Vari-angle color 2.7-inch LCD monitor; one-button Live View
• Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

Product Description

A remarkable blend of simplicity and highly advanced D-SLR capabilities, the compact and powerful D5000 offers breathtaking 12.3-megapixel image quality, along with a flexible, Vari-angle, Live View monitor for fresh picture-taking perspectives. Nikon’s EXPEED image processing further enhances performance, contributing to split-second shutter response and continuous shooting at up to 4 frames-per-second to capture fast action and precise moments perfectly.

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Samsung Monitor
Very nice monitor for the price. Sharp picture and clean lines. We were very satisfied.

Extremely poor documentation
This monitor comes with the worse documentation I have ever seen. It took an hour online to find instructions for connecting the monitor to the base. The only instructions that came with the monitor was a simple diagram indicating the connection order and a short sentence saying to dissemble in the reverse order. You have to hold the monitor in a particular way and use tremendous force while tilting it forward. I still have not found detailed information about what the control buttons do. The buttons are out of sight on the right side, so you have to train yourself to manipulate them by feel. After a day of playing around I am not satisfied with the colors in photos. I suspect this monitor is aimed more for gaming.

Fantastic monitor. Inexpensive and beautiful. Gamer review. 5ms response
I am using this monitor right now as a backup monitor for my main which died last week. I got this one because of 2 main things; price and repsonse time. If you are into games then you know what a fast response time means. It means less video tearing and faster black to black. My last monitor was 8ms and I thought that it was perfect. Now with this one I am very impressed.

Here are the main specs:
Response time: 5ms.
Viewable Screen Size: 21.5 inches
Viewing Angle: Horizontal 170deg & Vertical 160 deg
Contrast Ratios are; Dynamic 15000:1 & Native 1000:1
Brightness: 300 cd
Resolution: 1920 x 1080

Pros.

>> Price
>> Speed
>> Controls
>> Real HD

Cons.
<< Stand is kind of flimsy
<< Piano black finish shows Cheetos and fingerprints too easily.

Overall 5-star and a great product.

Thank you for reading my review.

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About Samsung 2233SW 22-Inch Full HD Widescreen LCD Monitor detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #48 in Personal Computers
• Brand: Samsung
• Model: 2233SW
• Platform: Windows
• Format: CD
• Dimensions: 5.00″ h x 16.00″ w x 23.00″ l, 13.15 pounds

Features

• 21.5″ Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 1920×1080 Full HD Resolution
• Distinctive soft design with rich piano finish
• 5ms response time, up to 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
• Exclusive Samsung Magic technologies for rich, natural color

Product Description

Imagine a sculpture that doubles as a valuable business tool. That describes the Samsung 2233SW 21.5″ widescreen LCD monitor perfectly. Its soft curves, rich piano black finish and clear acrylic accent bar lend distinctive style and sophistication to your desk. Its clean look extends even to the back, with an integrated housing that hides all your cables. And when you turn it on, the 2233SW more than lives up to expectations. The 16:9 aspect ratio provides more room for multitasking. 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution gives you the highest resolution possible. The 5ms response time and 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio mean razor-sharp, detailed motion video. Exclusive Samsung technologies give you rich color with natural skin tones. With Aspect Ratio Control, the 2233SW won’t stretch 4:3 content to fill the widescreen. Whether you’re viewing 5:4 or 4:3 content, it will always be distortion free. The 2233SW also offers you a Custom Key, for quick, one-touch access to the Samsung picture optimization function you use the most. And an energy-saving Power Consumption Control lets you set your 2233SW to turn off automatically at a specific time. Beauty inside and out. With the Samsung 2233SW, it’s not hard to imagine.

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About Nikon D90 Digital SLR Camera with 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S DX VR Autofocus Lens [Outfit] + Transcend 8GB SDHC Card + EN-EL3e Battery + Case + Willoughbys Bonus Travelers Accessory Kit detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9904 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Nikon
• Model: Nikon D90 Digital SLR w/ 18-200mm Lens

Features

• Nikon D90 Digital SLR Camera [Body] + Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S DX VR Autofocus Lens [Outfit] +
• Transcend 8GB HC SecureDigital Class 6 (SDHC) Card + Transcend USB 2.0 High Speed SecureDigital (SD/SDHC) Card Reader +
• Nikon EN-EL3e Li-Ion Battery Pack + Deluxe Pro SLR System Case + ClickFree DVD100-2 Photo Backup 2-Pack +
• Pack Screen Protectors + Deluxe 6-Piece Lens & Digital SLR Camera Cleaning Kit
• Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth + Dust Air Blower + 1.5-Inch Digital Key Chain

Product Description

The Nikon D90 SLR Digital Camera, with its 12.3-megapixel DX-format CCD, 3″ High resolution LCD display, Scene Recognition System, Picture Control, Active D-Lighting, and one-button Live View, provides photo enthusiasts with the image quality and performance they need to pursue their own vision while still being intuitive enough for use as an everyday camera. Nikon’s EXPEED image processing engine delivers outstanding images featuring fine details, smooth tones, rich colors and low noise across a wide ISO sensitivity range. The D-Movie mode records 720p HD movie clips. Nikon’s Scene Recognition System advances precision in auto focus, auto exposure, and auto white balance in diverse shooting situations. The Live View mode allows for users to frame their images on the large 3″ high resolution color LCD – providing for easy image framing, even when shooting at odd angles.

The Nikon AF Zoom Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S DX VR II is an all-in-one 11.1x zoom lens, ideal for dedicated amateurs and (semi-) professionals to use for countless situations and occasions, such as landscape, architecture, portrait, wedding, wildlife, holidays, expeditions and general travel photography. It is also ideal for news- and press photographers.

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Are You Interested in Samsung LN46A650 46-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color I will think This Interesting ,and you can see that

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

great tv
I am very happy with this purchase. I have put off buying a large screen hdtv till I felt the quality vs price had met my expectations. This was it. My 25″ sanyo from 1994 has finally been replaced. Amazon was great and so was the delivery service. The delivery guy not only helped unpack the tv, he helped set it up and made sure it was working properly before he left.

Great TV at a great price
The LN650 was everything I expected and more. Amazon delivered the TV 3 days after I ordered it in perfect condition. Also, you can’t beat the Amazon price.

Trout
This TV blew us away. We have a 37″ Samsung from a couple of years ago. This TV is so far beyond. It looks like 3d.

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About Samsung LN46A650 46-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1224 in Consumer Electronics
• Color: Black
• Brand: Samsung
• Model: LN46A650
• Dimensions: 28.10″ h x 3.70″ w x 44.50″ l, 49.20 pounds
• Display size: 46

Features

• Touch of Color Bezel
• Full HD 1080p Resolution
• 120Hz Auto Motion Plus
• 4 HDMI Inputs
• Super Clear Panel

Product Description

Home-theater has moved up a notch and Samsung’s LN46A650 moves you up to the next levels of television performance. With full 1920×1080 resolution, this LCD TV will deliver HDTV up to 1080p resolution for the best in high definition. SAMSUNG has reinvented their traditional LCD bezel and gave it a stylish, unique new look with an exclusive Touch of Color. This truly exceptional TV also includes the new InfoLink RSS feature that lets you enjoy instant access to news, weather, sports and stock information. And action scenes have never looked so real with Auto Motion Plus 120Hz and Ultra Clear Panel technology. With too many features to list, the LN46A650, with its actual 45.9″ (diagonal) widescreen, becomes a striking centerpiece to your home-theater system. InfoLink RSS feature gathers up-to-the-minute content from USA Today and displays it on your screen ATSC Digital TV tuning and QAM ENERGY STAR compliant Sound effect system produces virtual-surround sound with the left and right speakers using SRS TruSurround XT / 10 Watts x 2 channels Unit Dimensions – 44.5 x 28.1 x 3.7 without stand; 44.5 x 30.5 x 11.0 with included stand Set weight without stand – 49.2 lbs; Set weight with stand – 58.6 lbs

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This day I’ll introduce you about Canon PowerShot SD1100IS 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Silver) Yes, I think that interesting .

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

Great camera at a great price!
Replacement camera for Canon A series — like it much more than A series b/c of improved photo recovery time. Also purchased second battery at 50% off during a special promotion – a great deal again from Amazon!

Good buy!
The quality of these pics are amazing!! Real good value for your money. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good quality camera that’s not to expensive.

LOVE THIS CAMERA!!!
Bought this camera in April and have used it every day. My 11 yr. old granddaughter uses it almost as much I do. Fits comfortably in our hands and is so easy to use. Takes beautiful pictures. Also easy to download from camera to computer, which is good for me as I am such a computer geek! Initially bought the blue one because it was cheaper than the others. Am so glad I did. I love this color! Just wanted a good point & shoot but got so much more. Has more features than I’ll ever need. Overall, great little camera at a great price!

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About Canon PowerShot SD1100IS 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Silver) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #114 in Camera & Photo
• Color: Silver
• Brand: Canon
• Model: B0012YC7AE
• Dimensions: 2.20″ h x .90″ w x 3.40″ l, .28 pounds
• Display size: 2.5

Features

• 8.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16x 22-inch prints
• 3x optical image-stabilized zoom
• 2.5-inch PureColor LCD II monitor
• Face Detection; Motion Detection Technology automatically reduces blur
• Captures images to SD memory cards (not included)

Product Description

The Canon SD1100 IS Digital ELPH includes an 8-Megapixel 1/2.5″ CCD imager and a 3x optical zoom lens with image stabilization, which covers a range of 38-114mm equivalent. Exposure is fully automatic with 2.0EV of manual exposure compensation and four metering modes to handle difficult lighting along with a ties metering to the camera’s Face Detection system. 13 scene modes keep the camera approachable for beginners. A long-exposure mode in the Canon SD1100 IS ELPH lets you set exposure times as long as 15 seconds manually, and a 2.5″ LCD display for framing images. The Canon ELPH SD1100 IS sports a fairly wide ISO sensitivity range, from 80 to 1600. Shutter Speed – 15-1/1500 seconds, Long Shutter operates with noise reduction when manually set at 1.3-15 seconds ISO Sensitivity – Auto, High ISO Auto, ISO 80/100/200/400/800/1600 equivalent Exposure Compensation – 2 stops in 1/3-stop increments White Balance Control – Auto, Preset (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H), and Custom Built-in Flash – Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Auto Red-eye Correction, Flash On, Flash Off; FE lock, and Slow Synchro Flash Range – 12-11 feet/30cm-3.5m (W), 12-6.6 feet/30cm-2.0m (T) Shooting Modes – Auto, Camera M, Portrait, Special Scene (Foliage, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks, Aquarium, Underwater, Indoor, Kids & Pets) Night Snapshot, Color Accent, Color Swap, Digital Macro, Stitch Assist, and Movie Self-Timer – 2-seconds, 10-seconds delay, and Custom Dimensions – 3.42 x 2.16 x 0.87 (86.8×54.8×22.0mm) Weight – 4.41 ounces (125 grams)

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We are interested in HP Pavilion DV7-1240US 17.0-Inch Laptop You can see Now!

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

Nice specs…poor performance…
Shipment was not an issue it arrived within the time frame promised.

Like the aesthetics of the laptop despite its annoying flaws. Such as:

Audio problems, sometimes would cut out especially between logging in and out, which is one of the most annoying problems I’m experiencing.

Scroll on mouse pad buggy & scroll bar is dysfunctional.

Full of bloat ware from hp which slows it down considerably to the point that one who didn’t know it wouldn’t believe that there are two 2.4Ghz processors running the machine, but was a minor problem easily remedied.

Good laptop, but with one fatal flaw
The flaw is not, as some people have suggested, in the keyboard. It’s in the chrome strip on which the power button rests, along with a volume control, and the single, only, solitary, absolutely-no-other-way-to-do-this, wireless switch. The wireless switch isn’t a positive contact mechanical switch like the power button–it’s a capacitance “touch” location which ceases to function if the chrome strip happens to short against something. This not only turns off the wireless and makes turning it back on virtually impossible, it also causes the audio volume slide area to short, which makes the audio volume dialog strobe on and off repeatedly, accompanied by a cascade of annoying clicks.

We are returning the laptop to HP for warranty repairs on the hardware, and hoping that the unit comes back completely fixed.

I think that making the wireless functional only through a single, highly-suspect switch is a bad design. I’ve expressed this view to HP already.

Beyond that issue (and we have the chrome, not the bronze finish), I think the laptop excels in all other ways. I’ll be happy to see it back and functioning in about…oh, maybe 10 days from now.

Keyboard impossible to read
I am fairly pleased with this laptop and think it was a great bargain for the price but the keyboard is very hard to see the letters/numbers, etc.,!!! What was HP thinking when they designed this product?? I’m half tempted to return it but like it otherwise.

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About HP Pavilion DV7-1240US 17.0-Inch Laptop detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #127 in Personal Computers
• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: DV7-1240US
• Dimensions: 1.31″ h x 11.22″ w x 15.59″ l, 10.40 pounds
• CPU: AMD Turion 64 2.1 GHz
• Memory: 4000MB DDR2 SDRAM
• Hard Disk: 320GB
• Processors: 2
• Display size: 17

Features

• 2.1 GHz AMD Turion X2 RM-72 dual-core processor
• 4 GB RAM (8 GB max)
• 320 GB hard drive, LightScribe dual-layer DVD Drive
• Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1 (64-bit version)
• Widescreen 17-inch LCD display, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (up to 1918 MB total)

Product Description

The new dv series is defined by fluid, modern lines and metalized finishes with surprising innovations inside and out. The streamlined look is enhanced with a color-matched keyboard with number pad and touchpad. And touch media controls light up and become visible only when the system is powered on further enhancing the clean appearance. This notebook has the AMD Turion X2 RM-72 processor with 4GB of RAM that enables you to use multiple demanding applications, such as photo editing, DVD burning and playing a game, at the same time. Control content from up to 10 feet away with the HP Mobile Remote Control that can be stored in the ExpressCard slot for convenience. Store all your favorite digital memories such as movies and photos with the huge 320 GB Hard Drive, and get faster backups by connecting an external hard drive through the eSATA port. Turn your next instant message into a live video chat with the integrated webcam, omni directional microphone and an IM program. Optimized for low-light environment it’s great for capturing short videos to share on your favorite social networking site. 17.0 diagonal WXGA+ (1440 x 900) BrightView Widescreen Display Built-in Webcam and Digital Microphone ATI Radeon HD 3200 RS780M with up to 1918MB Shared Graphics Memory LightScribe SuperMulti 8x Double Layer DVD+-R/RW Drive 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN 5-in-1 Bridge Media Adapter – MMC, SD, MS, MS Pro, xD ExpressCard 54/34 Slot Connections – 3 x USB 2.0, USB2.0/eSATA, 2 x Headphone out; Microphone-in, VGA, HDMI, RJ-11 (Modem), RJ-45 Approximate Unit Dimensions – 15.59 (W) x 11.22 (D) x 1.66 (H) Approximate Unit Weight – 7.75 Pounds

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We are interested in Canon EOS 40D 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) Coming Soon I find this from Amazon I will That interes, You that Agree?.

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

Great camera.
Great camera for the price. It’s not often you can get a prosumer/semi-pro camera for less than $1,000.

The camera is comfortable to hold and has a sturdy magnesium alloy body. It takes better pictures than my Rebel XSi even though I use the kit lens and 55 to 250mm IS telephoto lens I used from my Rebel.

Not perfect. The LCD could be a little bit brighter, and the limited Live View could be a little less cumbersome, but all in all it’s a great value.

Awesome!
This is an excellent camera body especially when using L series lenses. I paired this with Cannon’s 24-70mm L glass and the images are amazing. The detail and image quality is outstanding on all counts. The raw files produced with this camera are perfect for Lightroom and CS3 photo enhancing. Oh yes, I was worried that the LCD Live View wasn’t bright enough after reading some of the reviews but after using it under various lighting conditions it’s fine. No worries. For price and quality, you can’t beat this camera.

feels smooth and solid in your hands
I’ve owned this camera for about 6 months now and love it. I use it as a primary with a 30D as back-up and shoot sports with a Sigma 120-300 2.8 lens. The 6.5fps shutter speed ensures I get the perfect shot and the metering is spot on. I debated buying the 50D when I purchased this camera, but after considerable research I am convinced the pixel density on the 50D is so great, my image yield would be marginally better especially considering I am shooting at fast shutter speeds and high frame per second rates.

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About Canon EOS 40D 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #278 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Canon
• Model: 40D Body
• Released on: 2007-08-30
• Dimensions: 4.20″ h x 5.70″ w x 2.90″ l, 4.00 pounds
• Display size: 3
• Included Software: Yes

Features

• 10.1-megapixel CMOS sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality poster-size prints
• Large 3.0-inch LCD display with enhanced Live View and broadened color gamut
• 6.5 frame-per-second continuous shooting capability (for bursts of up to 75 Large/Fine JPEGs or 17 RAW images)
• sRAW mode; 35-zone metering system; integrated Self-Cleaning Sensor Unit
• Powered by BP-511A, BP-511, or BP-512 lithium-ion battery pack; stores images on CF cards

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To day I find introduce you this HP Pavilion DV6-1030US 16.0-Inch Laptop You can see Now!

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

Nice and light!
This is my second laptop purchase, the first one was very heavy so along with all the other requirements I was looking for weight was a major concern for me.

I’ve had this laptop for about a month and I just love it. [...]

Client Purchase
This is the first computer owned bye the client, and they are loving it and the feature. Great product and the service was great.

HP Pavillion
The laptop has worked well and is easy to use. Keyboard responds easily and screen is nice and large. The Vista OS seems less friendly than XP but is OK. Fingerprints do show up easily on the laptop surfaces but wipe off easily. A good deal.

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About HP Pavilion DV6-1030US 16.0-Inch Laptop detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #45 in Personal Computers
• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: DV6-1030US
• Dimensions: 1.33″ h x 10.15″ w x 14.90″ l, 9.00 pounds
• CPU: Intel Core Duo 2 GHz
• Memory: 4000MB DDR2 SDRAM
• Hard Disk: 320GB
• Processors: 2
• Display size: 16

Features

• 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 Processor
• 4 GB RAM (8 GB max)
• 320 GB hard drive, LightScribe dual-layer DVD drive
• Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1 (64-bit version)
• Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics (up to 1759 MB total), 16-inch LCD with perfect 16:9 aspect ratio

Product Description

Expanding on the sophisticated elegance of the current line, the new dv series is defined by fluid, modern lines and metalized finishes with surprising innovations inside and out. High-gloss HP Imprint finish in onyx and chrome now encases all surfaces visible during normal use for greater durability. The dv6 series Mesh Imprint features a grid-like pattern for subtle contrast to the liquid appearance of the metallic finish. The streamlined look is enhanced with a color-matched keyboard and touchpad. And touch media controls light up and become visible only when the system is powered on further enhancing the clean appearance and helping illuminate the 16:9 widescreen. This notebook has the Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 4GB of RAM that enables you to use multiple demanding applications, such as photo editing, DVD burning and playing a game, at the same time. Control content from up to 10 feet away with the HP Mobile Remote Control that can be stored in the ExpressCard slot for convenience. Store all your favorite digital memories such as movies and photos with the huge 320 GB Hard Drive, and get faster backups by connecting an external hard drive through the eSATA port. 16.0 diagonal (1366 x 768) BrightView Widescreen Display Built-in Webcam and Digital Microphone Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD with up to 1759MB Shared Graphics Memory LightScribe SuperMulti 8x Double Layer DVD+-R/RW Drive 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN Bluetooth 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN 5-in-1 Bridge Media Adapter – MMC, SD, MS, MS Pro, xD ExpressCard 54/34 Slot Connections – 3 x USB 2.0, USB2.0/eSATA, 2 x Headphone out; Microphone-in, VGA, HDMI, RJ-11 (Modem), RJ-45 Approximate Unit Dimensions – 14.9 (W) x 10.15 (D) x 1.65 (H) Approximate Unit Weight – 6.93 Pounds

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Have a nice time i find Canon Rebel XTi 10.1 MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 17-85mm Zoom Lens I make this product appeal to young people

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

Excellent – but you need to work to get the best from it
Consistently topping the recommendation lists for entry level Digital SLR cameras the 400D (Rebel XTi) is a fine piece of equipment. There are more than enough reviews here which to extol the cameras virtues and facilities; it is certainly an easy to use camera. However while is will work well enough on fully automatic mode, I have found that in order to get the very best out if it you have to do a little bit of work yourself. Different circumstances will warrant the camera operator selecting specific preferences, be it shutter speed or aperture, and perhaps allowing the camera automatic function to provide the rest, in order to produce the desired results.

But perhaps the most important area where the user needs to be watchful is with the focusing. Especially with close-up work I now no longer use the cameras automatic focusing but rely on the eye and the viewfinder to ensure accurate focusing. The difference is considerable; in fact I was ready to up-grade the lens until I carried out a few experiments and proved what the standard 18-55mm lens could do, and it proved to be quite up to the job. Knowing what the standard lens can doo means I can now look much more specifically for additional lenses.

It also is worth remembering that pressing the shutter release is only half the photographer’s job. Back in the days of traditional film stock the rest (or even the most) was done in the dark-room. So some decent photo editing software is just as important; Adobe Photoshop is of course very good but my own preference is for Corel Photopaint.

Excellent value for money, I am very happy with my 400D (Rebel XTi).

Nice deal.
They didn’t respond to my e-mails but got what I want and expected. Nice deal.

Upgrading From A Canon Rebel 35 MM SLR
In the camera world, we are probably considered dinosaurs as we have been very skeptical about the possibly of upgrading to a Digital Canon SLR from a Canon film SLR. But we finally did and purchased a XTI 10.1MP.

First our concerns about the upgrade:

Our prior experience with digital cameras has not been very positive. We purchased 2 years ago a 5 MP Nikon Coolpix and it was terrible. The software was terrible and the shutter speed was just plain awful. We never used it and almost always reverted back to our Canon 35MM SLR.

A friend of ours visited two weeks ago and she had a Nikon Digital SLR camera and took tons of pictures of our children like a pro. I was amazed at the quality of her pictures and was even more amazed when two weeks later, she sent me a published quality picture book of pictures that she took of our children. For people that are just getting into to digital photography, there are web sites that will publish a full color 20 page book (can put multiple pictures on one sheet) for $40 including shipping.

The day I got her book was the day, I decided that I was going to get a digital SLR camera too.

Since her Nikon was so great, we debated about whether we should give Nikon another try or stick with Canon. Since we personally have had good luck with Canon and had compatible lens we decided to go with the Canon.

We LOVE OUR CANON XTI. It is extremely easy to use and takes awesome quality pictures. The software works great and though I’ve only had the camera for less than a week, I’ve already published one book.

I highly recommend this camera.

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About Canon Rebel XTi 10.1 MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 17-85mm Zoom Lens detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14068 in Camera & Photo
• Color: Black
• Brand: Canon
• Model: 1236B006
• Dimensions: 10.00″ h x 8.00″ w x 11.00″ l, 2.00 pounds
• Display size: 2.5
• Included Software: Yes

Features

• Image resolution up to 3888 x 2592
• PictBridge compatible
• CMOS Sensor with DiG!C II Image Processor
• Picture Style settings for a broad range of control over color, contrast and sharpening
• Super-fast 3fps shooting speed with 27-frame burst and 0.2 second start-up time

Product Description

10.1-megapixel effective recording * EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM lens (35mm equivalent focal length: 28-135mm) * compatible with Canon EF and EF-S lenses, and EX-Series Speedlite flashes * EOS Integrated Cleaning System (for cleaning image sensor) * 2-1/2″ high-resolution LCD screen with wide, 160-degree viewing angle *

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