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Samsung Launches New Budget Digicam
The Samsung S750 boasts 7.2 megapixels and image stabilization at a budget price.

Samsung seems to be on a roll with its digicam releases this year, the latest of which is the new Samsung S750.
This 7.2 megapixel budget digicam sports all the predictable features like 3x optical zoom, Pict-Bridge, scene modes, etc. This is what LetsGoDigital has to say about the camera:
Convenient features like auto mode and scene programmes like Auto, Program, Manual, Scene, Movie, ensures the entry-level photographer hassle-free digital photography without the need to worry about settings like aperture and shutter speeds. And due to the high resolution of 7.2 Megapixels the user has enough digital information to post process the image or print it large format.

Doesn’t seem like it has anything revolutionary, but then again none of the lower-end cameras do. No pricing announced as yet, but you can head over to LetsGoDigital for more information.
First Published:Jul 17, 2007, 16:00:00 IST
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