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Sony preps slimline 5mp digicamApril/May camerafest plannedPublished Wednesday 14th April 2004 09:42 GMT Reg Kit Watch Sony will ship is latest ultra-slim five-megapixel digicam in Japan on 29 April, the consumer electronics giant said today. The CyberShot DSC-T11 follows on from the slimline T1 announced last October. At 186g to 180g, the new model is slightly heavier and slightly longer, too: 10.3cm to the T1's 9.1cm, largely thanks to the addition of a curved strap attachment at one end. However, the T11 is thinner - just 1.7cm to the T1's 2.1cm.
Sony claims the camera's imaging processor allows shots to be grabbed and stored within 0.042s of the shutter being pressed. Pictures are be stored on MemoryStick Pro Duo cards, and transferred to a computer via the camera's built-in USB 2.0 port. The same port can connect the digicam directly to a one of Sony's digital photo printers. The camera ships with a USB cradle/battery recharger. The T11 ships with a removable rechargeable battery.
The 4.2-megapixel P43 (below, left)and P73 sport a 3x digital zoom and 3x optical zoom, respectively. The former has a fixed F=5mm (33mm) lens, the latter an F=6-18mm (39-117mm) job. Both feature a 1.5in LCD viewfinder. They weight 195g and 236g, respectively, and measure 10.1 x 5.4 x 3.6cm and 11.7 x 5.4 x 3.6cm. Prices for the P100, P43, P73 and W1 have yet to be set. ®
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