| Casio EX-S770 Digital Camera Review |
| Tuesday, 05 December 2006 |
 Good things come in small packages. And Casio have delivered! The new EX-S770 is super slim at just 13mm and is all about style. The wider curved top right corner, the 2.8 inch wide screen LCD and very easy navigation shows that plenty of thought has gone into this camera... |
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| Casio EX-P505 Digital Camera Review |
| Wednesday, 06 July 2005 |
 Below is the latest review for the EX-P505 from Casio. "The Casio Exilim Pro EX-P505 is quite simply a small digi-cam with plenty of features. Encased in a hard plastic outer, the camera is finished nicely in a flat pearl black surface complimented with hints of chrome. The camera is not covered in buttons, with pretty much only 5 function buttons other than the master dial, capture and power on/off button... |
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| Casio EX-P700 Digital Camera Review |
| Monday, 22 November 2004 |
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 Building on Casio's success with the EX-P600 is the new higher resolution EX-P700. The main difference between the two models is the capture capacity, increasing the capture from 6 mega-pixels to 7 mega-pixels, now producing images at A3 size with every click...
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| Casio EX-S100 Digital Camera Review |
| Thursday, 21 October 2004 |
 "Casio has raised the bar with its new and very stylish EX-S100. The stainless steel body with hints of chrome is the best looking 3.2 mega pixel camera I have reviewed to date. It is beautifully designed, with every built in feature well thought out giving the dominate camera companies in the market a real competition. Released in August, it is the smallest 2.8 optical zoom camera in the world producing high quality images to"... |
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| Casio EX-P600 Digital Camera Review |
| Tuesday, 20 July 2004 |
 The Exilim Pro EX-P600 is a digital camera for those with a taste for grunt in the compact / prosumer range. At 6 mega pixels, Casio has raised the bar offering those looking to purchase a 5 mega pixel camera a step up. The option to produce images on an A4 sized canvas with every click will be very tempting for a 'pixel-hungry' market, especially since Casio are using a Canon lens. Yes, you read correctly... |
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| Casio QV-R51 Digital Camera Review |
| Tuesday, 20 July 2004 |
 Casio's new 5 mega pixel QV-R51 has plenty on offer. It comes with everything you need to get started including CD software that makes uploading your images onto your PC a breeze. The camera's start-up is less than a second, so by the time you push the power button and point it at your subject it's ready to go. It has a shutter lag (claiming) of around 0.1sec which provides the photographer with a near 35mm experience... |
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| Casio EX-Z40 Digital Camera Review |
| Wednesday, 07 April 2004 |
| The Exilim Zoom EX-Z40 is the first of many Casio cameras I will be reviewing over the next few months. The packaging for the EX-Z40 is a clean minimalist matt black finish with a small amount of gloss graphic work, giving the buyer the impression Casio has spent a fair amount of time, effort and money in redeveloping the Casio brand on all levels. All the usual manuals and CDs accompany the camera, with unfriendly 'drivers' for your PC that load easily... |
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