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	Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera reviewed Lori Grunin CNET.com Kodak flips the Flip According to reviewer David Carnoy, "While Kodak's Zi8 may not be perfect, it has a lot of the little extras we've been asking for--including electronic image stabilization and external mic support--and delivers very respectable video for a minicamcorder well under $200." Read more  Pocket HD camcorders Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera Most popular compact cameras Canon PowerShot A2100 IS  Check prices Canon PowerShot SD970 IS (silver and gold)  Check prices Olympus Stylus 1010 (Black)  Check prices Canon PowerShot A1100 IS (gray)  Check prices Canon PowerShot A590 IS  Check prices What's new Canon PowerShot D10 It might not look quite right, but the PowerShot D10 is a solid entry into rugged cameras for Canon. Read more  Check prices Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 For going from snorkeling to rock climbing to everyday life, the Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 is a good choice, though its photos and performance can be disappointing. Read more  Check prices Sigma DP2 The Sigma DP2 doesn't really live up to the promise of its Foveon sensor, but it does excel for shooting in black and white photos. Read more  Check prices Indecent Exposure 58: Indigo extremes Slices of life at 1/30 second, listeners get the blues, and Lori can't keep a good rant down (or any, for that matter). Plus news and stuff. Read more Crave blog Nikon shoots and shows with embedded projector Lori Grunin As we increasingly use handheld devices as the primary way to share photos and videos, the inevitable conflict arises: how do you keep the device stylishly compact while including a display big enough for the whole gang to huddle around? Nikon's the first--although likely not the last--to address the problem by integrating a tiny projector into its Coolpix S1000pj so that you can display your photos up to 40 inches tall on any surface. Read more SPOT Satellite Personal Rating: Vendor: Buy now, only: $149.99 Microsoft Windows XP Pro Full Rating: Vendor: Buy now, only: $115.93 CNET forum Should I buy an extended warranty with a new dSLR? Posted by lori_b4 Very soon I am finally going to buy my first dSLR, a Sony, because I've always had Minolta 35mm bodies and lenses. Sony offers on its Web site an accidental damage from handling warranty, a lil different from a regular extended one. Of course, stores also offer warranties...It's not the price I'm concerned about--just if I should buy one. I'm not accident prone, but around five or so years ago, I stuck my finger through the shutter curtain of my Maxxum 7xi, had no warranty, and it wasn't worth repairing. Ended up buying the Maxxum 7 after that.  Read more  Top camcorders 1. Canon Vixia HF200 2. Canon Vixia HG20 3. Flip UltraHD (black) 4. Canon Vixia HV30 5. Canon Vixia HF10   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More digital-imaging resources  Editors' top cameras  Digital camera buying guide  Digital SLR buying guide  Digital camera videos  Digital cameras forum  Camcorder videos  Editors' top camcorders  Camcorder buying guide  Indecent Exposure podcast  Camcorders forum  Quick guide to HD camcorders
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