Sony Cyber-shot T500 hands-on
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We got a look at Sony’s new HD-shootin’, 10.1 megapixel Cyber-shot T500 today, and it seems to do what it says on the box. There was no Memory Stick in the display version, so we couldn’t test out any HD recording, but the touchscreen interface did seem responsive, and mode switching from stills to video is a snap. Perhaps it was the lighting we were under, but the large LCD did seem to flicker a bit, and wasn’t stunningly bright either, but otherwise we’re big fans of the build quality of the device. Fashioncam this is not — there’s some heft, bulk and sharp edges here that will keep it away from your skinny jeans — but the T500 is a fine entry from Sony, and at $399 it’s pretty well priced for what it can do.Gallery: Sony Cyber-shot T500 hands-onPermalink | Email this | Comments
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