Mega Tech Digital
What is the best digital, point and shoot camera that is very user friendly for the high-tech challenged?
[2007-06-01 21:10:48]

Q: need a good value under $ 200, and more mega pixels for the money, nothing below 6MP. should be easy to use.

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Digital cameras. What tech specs?
[2009-05-24 14:29:49]

I want to buy a new camera, but have no idea what any of the tech specs mean apart from mega-pixels. I just want a normal camera, not too expensive, not some proper photography one.
Are cameras with SD cards better?
What makes are best?

canon sd1200

my suggestion
go to the links below for help

http://www.adorama.com/alc/

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare. asp

http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camera-b uying-guide
Q&A: does anyone know a good deal for digital camera?

While most of the cameras out there are really good, I would choose Canon over Nikon because it seems like more camera for the money. Some would say Canon withholds their best technology for high end cameras and Nikon implements their best at all levels....

Are tech companies the real problem with the current tax system?

23.05.12

Apple is the focus of an article in the NY Times that shows how that company and many like it are avoiding paying billions in taxes to state, federal, and global governments. 84% tax they would pay from their corporate office in California.

[ Via: Techi ]

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Can i make my 8 megapixel Sony cybershot a 10 or 11 mega pixel with an upgrade?
[2007-04-29 11:48:04]

SONY CYBER SHOT DIGITAL CAMERA DSCF828 8.0 MEGAPIXELS---LIKE TO KNOW IF I OR A TECH COULD UPGRADE TO A 10 OR 11 MEGA PIXEL .

i don't think so ..... the Sony DSC-R1 is the 10 megapixel edition of ur f828 ..... and it definitly will cost less if u upgrade to DSC-R1 other than thinking of a new 10 megapixels sensor to ur camera .....

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Canon digital camera upgrade possible?
[2009-12-10 15:15:02]

I own a Canon Rebel XT EOS 350D. Its a few years old. Is it possible to upgrade the internal components to increase Mega pixels? Perhaps taking it to a camera tech shop or back to Canon?

No.

If that were possible, Canon (and all the others) would lose all sorts of money on new cameras, as we'd only ever have to buy one and just upgrade the guts every few years.