Toshiba PDR-T10 Review


Introduction & Physical Views
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On the performance side, the fully automatic PDR-T10 has a 2.2 megapixel CCD sensor that captures brilliant color photographs at resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 in universal JPEG format at three quality levels. The camera benefits greatly from an all-glass lens with macro mode that is equivalent to 38mm on a 35mm camera. For removable storage media the camera is compatible with Secure Digital® (SD) Memory Cards (and not with the similar MultiMedia (MM) card) ranging up to 128MB (reported soon up to 256MB). SD cards are approximately the size of a postage stamp, and are non- volatile, meaning they do not require power to retain the information stored on them. First time digital camera buyers will appreciate the PDR-T10's simple and fun design. Exceptionally easy to use, the PDR-T10 offers a host of consumer convenience features including USB digital interface, automatic focusing, five-mode flash system, and Epson® PRINT™ Image Matching technology, which enables it to work flawlessly with Epson Stylus® Photo printers. MSRP is expected to be under $300 with the camera shipping in the May/June, 2002 time frame. Accessories include an 8MB SD Card that stores a maximum of 80 photos; one CRV-3 lithium non- rechargeable battery pack; USB cable; a hand strap; instruction manual; and ImageExpert® software that makes it quick and easy to download, manage, print and e-mail photos. In addition, optional color face plates will be available that allow the user to alter the look of the camera to fit their mood.
PDR-T10 Features:
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![]() The PDR-T10 compared in size to a standard CD disc.
![]() Two packs of four fashion face plates each are available. With the ability to easily replace the front cover, you can choose your style and design as often as you like. Move your mouse over the picture of the one you like for the Toshiba item number. |
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