Digital showdown

Article Abstract:

Three entry level digital cameras are evaluated and compared. The Canon PowerShot A5, Fuji MX-500 and Olympus America D-340L are all priced around $400 and have similar features. These include a built-in flash, Optical and LCD viewfinders, removable media for storing images, video ports for connecting to a TV, VCR or video camera, PC and Macintosh support, exposure compensation, a serial connection for sending the images to a computer, Twain compliance, a digital telephoto mode, and an auto-focus lens with digital macro capabilities. The Olympus D-340L is the best choice and offers the quickest recycle and delay times as well as good image quality.

United States, Computer Peripheral Cameras, Evaluation, Product information, Camera industry, Digital cameras, Digital camera, Hardware multiproduct review, Canon Inc., Fuji Photo Film Company Ltd., CANNY, Olympus America Inc., Canon PowerShot A5 (Digital camera), Fuji MX-500 (Digital camera), Olympus America D-340L (Digital camera)

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Hardware: ThinkPad X41 Tablet

Article Abstract:

ThinkPad X41 Tablet by the Lenovo Group, is the best ultra-light convertible Tablet, which has strong functionality with solid security system.

Product/service evaluation, Tablet computers, Tablet computer, Lenovo ThinkPad X41 Tablet (Tablet computer)

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Hardware: InFocus LP600 Projector

Article Abstract:

InFocus's $1,499 lightweight projector LP600 offers excellent features at a reasonable price.

Projectors & Rear Screen Viewers, Projectors, Computer projection equipment, InFocus LP600 (Computer projection equipment)

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