Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1

If you're in need of a super-compact digicam that captures high resolution images, the SONY CyberShot T1 could be just the ticket. With a 5-megapixel imager, excellent image quality, small size, light weight and good-looks, the T1 would make an excellent

Slim and stylish, huge LCD, simple menus, speedy boot time ; Cons ; Image quality more in line with a 5MP camera with some exposure problems, slow recycle times ; Bottom Line ; This camera wins on the basis of the image it presents more than on the...

Image quality more in line with a 5MP camera with some exposure problems, slow recycle times ; Bottom Line ; This camera wins on the basis of the image it presents more than on the images it takes. It's stylish, handy and fun to use, but the pictures...

This camera wins on the basis of the image it presents more than on the images it takes. It's stylish, handy and fun to use, but the pictures it takes are good, but not great.

- Slender, concise, and compact design makes it great for a night out on the town -Large 2.5-inch LCD, and well placed buttons -Able to capture full frame video (640 x 480) at 30 frames per second, making it a completely hybrid camera

-The bar that spans the front of the camera as a lens/flash/etc. cover is irritating. Perhaps I am dull-witted, but it took me five minutes just to learn how to open it -A pointless microphone on the top of the camera makes audio nearly impossible ...

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T1, with its impressive LCD, 5.1 MP CCD, 30 fps video capture, and overall size and design, is a great option for a user seeking a higher-end, well designed, and good looking point-and-shoot camera that won't hold them down with...

The Cyber-shot DSC-T1 packs a lot of functionality into its tiny case, and the 2.5-inch LCD will give other digital camera owners display envy. The photos aren't bad, either.

The DSC-T1 comes with a cradle for charging its lithium-ion battery and for downloading your images from its Memory Stick media. The cradle requires a separate power adapter that might prove cumbersome for travel. Though you can't download photos...

Very good photo quality for an ultra-compact ; Stunning design; ultra-thin body packs 3X zoom lens ; Super-fast performance ; Huge 2.5" LCD display ; VGA, 30 fps movie mode ; Optional underwater case ; USB 2.0 high speed support ; AF-assist lamp ;...

Expensive ; Yet another memory card format to invest in ; Images often have fuzzy, "video capture look ; Redeye; weak flash ; No manual controls -- not even white balance ; LCD nearly impossible to see in low light ; No optical viewfinder ; No tripod...

All things considered, though, the DSC-T1 is a heck of a gadget. Its ultra-compact, stylish, go-anywhere body will make you the envy of your friends. It's not perfect, but the DSC-T1 is a pretty cool toy -- just bring your Visa card, as it's an...

If you drop the video to its lowest quality (160-x-120 pixel) you can fit a couple of hours onto a 512mb card. Because this mode still records full-quality audio, the T1 can serve as a very capable voice recorder