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By WILSON ROTHMAN	E-mail this article to a friend

August 4, 2003

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KODAK EASYSHARE CX6200 Suggested Retail: $129 www.kodak.com

Kodak EasyShare CX6200
When it comes to features and quality, most cheap digital cameras are as bad as disposable film cameras. Not so with Kodak's CX6200. Between the four flash settings, the movie mode and the EasyShare direct print and e-mail system — not to mention the vibrant 1.6-in. indoor/outdoor LCD screen — it seems that this 2-megapixel camera should be priced $100 higher. There's no zoom, and there's a shutter delay that makes action shots difficult to capture, but in general photos look great. Built-in memory can only hold around 13 high-quality shots, but there is a slot for removable memory cards. Also, if you don't invest $80 in the optional dock with rechargeable batteries, you may have to stock up on AAs.


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