By
Leonard Goh
01/01/1970
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http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/digitalcameras/0,39005881,43883725p,00.htm
Sony's Cyber-shot lineup has recently been updated with the introduction of three new shooters, and one of the most eye-catching units has to be the Cyber-shot DSC-T77. Touted as the slimmest T-series point-and-shoot in the family, the T77 can fit well into any pockets or small bags. This touchscreen-operated model succeeds the Cyber-shot DSC-T70 with upgrades made to the sensor resolution, aesthetics and features. What impressed us about this camera was how Sony engineered a shooter that delivers performance and decent image quality within a small package. However, the icons on the screen are quite small, so tapping on them accurately may take some getting used to.
Question
This slim credit card-sized shooter is a petite performer that delivers better image quality than expected.
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Sony's Cyber-shot lineup has recently been updated with the introduction of three new shooters, and one of the most eye-catching units has to be the Cyber-shot DSC-T77. Touted as the slimmest T-series point-and-shoot in the family, the T77 can fit well into any pockets or small bags. This touchscreen-operated model succeeds the Cyber-shot DSC-T70 with upgrades made to the sensor resolution, aesthetics and features. What impressed us about this camera was how Sony engineered a shooter that delivers performance and decent image quality within a small package. However, the icons on the screen are quite small, so tapping on them accurately may take some getting used to.