How to select a Sony Cyber-shot cameraThe G-series Sony's G-series began with the Wi-Fi-enabled Cyber-shot DSC-G1 in 2007. At that time, the wireless connectivity option offered by this shooter was unlike most other cameras on the market. That said, the G1 was met with lukewarm response and we thought Sony had canned this series. Well, we were wrong, because its successor, the Cyber-shot DSC-G3, made its debut earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Sony told us the G-series is positioned differently from its other point-and-shoots because of its wireless capability. It is targeted at shutterbugs who are more tech-savvy and looking to upload to the Web with their snappers. Price range: Unavailable In this series
DSC-G3 The G3 is probably the only camera with a full-fledged HTML Web browser. The 3.5mm screen is handy for surfing the Internet, and there is also security encryption should you need to enter sensitive information such as credit card details. Although the G3 is retailing in the US now, Sony told us it won't be available in Asia until further notice. Check with your local stores to find out if the camera is on sale in your country. Other related model: DSC-G1 Tags: Sony Corp., Camera, Nikon Corp., LCD, digital still camera |
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