Fuji and Olympus crash the 120mm class

Article Abstract:

Olympus and Fuji have introduced their first 120mm autofocus cameras. The Fujifilm Discovery 312 Zoom has a list price of $519 and is very simple to operate. The Olympus Infinity Super Zoom 3500 has a list price of $510 and it and has a special motor-drive that allows up to four shots in a burst.

Fujifilm Discovery 312 Zoom (Still camera), Olympus Infinity Super Zoom 3500 (Still camera)

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Son of ELPH: junior doesn't zoom, but he's really quite fast

Article Abstract:

Canon's ELPH Jr. camera features Advanced Photo System (APS) capability, active central spot focusing and auto viewfinder masking, and weighs less than five ounces, including battery. The list price is $300, but it is available in stores for under $200.

Canon ELPH Jr. (Still camera)

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A bit of dash in 2 from Yash

Article Abstract:

Yashica's new Microtec Zoom 70 and Microtec Zoom 90 are both compact in size but have exceptional zoom capabilities. Both models are simple to operate and they are lower in price than comparable products.

Yashica Microtec Zoom 70 (Still camera), Yashica Microtec Zoom 90 (Still camera)

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