Reviews on sony cybershot w220?

by clintonjeff

Im wanting to get a new camera and found the new sony cybershot w220 but cant find any reviews on it since its still new. Any one bought it yet? any reviews please?

Answer by snowwillow20
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0901/09010801sonycybershotdscw220.asp

Answer by Adrienne
Hi, I just bought one and so far I like it. I have only snapped a couple test shots but its very nice. I went in to get a Nikon Coolpix S220 and it was nothing compared to this. Brilliant picture quality, robust features I am still reading on, and feels very well-built. I had never heard of it before I tested it. Its selling quick also so rush.

Answer by Andrew
I just got one of these and so far, thumbs up. Has many fascinating features, but still remains exceedingly simple to use. I didn’t want to bring my SLR to Mexico with me on Saturday, so chose on this one after doing as much research as was available. Here is a partial review (first impression) I found based on the writer’s experience with the W220 at the Consumer Electronics Show:

http://www.digitalcamerainfo.com/content/Sony-Cyber-shot-DSC-W220-Digital-Camera-First-Impression-Review–19796.htm

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i have 50 songs on my phone now. how much memory does it have.

Answer by mi18
the digital music player in the vu plays aac, mp3 & wma formats. so yes, like most phones it plays mp3′s.
it has an internal memory of 120mg & a memory card can be inserted for greater capacity.
when you consider each song in mp3 format is on average 4 -5 mg you will get about 20 -25 songs. but the internal memory on most phones now is not an issue like it used to be. you can insert a memory card. i picked up a 2gb card for $ 20 & that will hold a few hundred songs which is more than enough for a playlist to carry with you. why would you want have a thousand songs when you you will never listen to all of them anyway.

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Sony BM-575 Portable Microcassette Dictating Machine

• Clever voice operated recording with mic sensitivity adjustment
• Slide Switch Operation slides into position with one fiddle with
• Metal case is calculated to withstand rugged use
• Lock switch prevents unpremeditated initiation of any function
• Quick playback function reduces time needed to review recordings

Portable with easytouse slideswitch operation, metal case and voiceoperated recording. Recorder also comes with a lock switch, dictate/talks switch, fastplayback function and fastforward cue.

List Price: $ 199.99

Price: $ 166.29