[PMA 2008] GE has launched its A735 digital camera that shares basically the same genetic build up with the A835, although it has a lower megapixel count that stands at seven. I like the use of AA batteries inside digital cameras, although they tend to manufacture the flash recharge duration rather slow. Sounds as though the A735 is a good candidate for beginners and those who want a hassle free photography experience.

• 7 megapixels
• 3x optical zoom
• 2.5″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 1600


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] Those who are thinking of picking up a digital camera for the first duration might want to consider GE’s A835 digital camera. With 8 megapixels of resolution packed into a 25mm body, it comes with ample barebones features to keep any point-and-shoot amateur happy. It does not use any built-in lithium batteries, but a couple of AA batteries instead. Guess it is instance to stock up on all those rechargeable batteries, eh?

• 8 megapixels
• 3x optical zoom
• 2.5″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 1600


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] The G3 digital camera from GE is pretty much the same as the G2, as it beats out the latter in terms of megapixel performance. Otherwise, everything else remains the same, so at 18mm thin and 10 megapixel resolution, that is as good as it gets from GE in that market segment. Check out the list of specifications below.

• 10 megapixels
• 4x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 1600


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] GE has sent the G2 to the fat house, and here we are with an all-metal body digital camera that measures 18mm thin, making it one of the lightest and slimmest cameras in the market. I like the minimalist shutter located at the top left hand corner of the camera (when facing it from the back), as it lends a rather peaceful look to the whole device. I guess chicks who pick that up will probably start decorating the acres of free space with Swarovski crystals and the like…

• 8 megapixels
• 4x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 1600


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] GE’s E840 is an intermediate 8 megapixel camera that sits right below the premium casual shutterbug range, featuring a lightweight and slim body that measures just 19.5mm, making it a cinch to slip into your pocket anytime, anywhere. Is it just me or does all GE cameras that we’ve covered so far today start to look the same? I personally wish that when it comes to different models, the specifications would at least change a fair bit so as not to confuse customers. To use an analogy, what GE is doing now sounds as though they’re offering food portions in the sizes of extremely small, not so small, rather small, not-quite-small, and small, ad infinitum.

• 8 megapixels
• 4x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 1600


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] GE attempts to turn on the style with its E1035 digital camera that comes with a metal body which looks as though it won’t be picking up too many fingerprints along the way since it is not of the shiny and glossy variety. Available in five different colors, everything else in the specifications as listed below are pretty much ordinary. Sounds perfect for the beginner who wants something simple.

• 10 megapixels
• 3x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 3200


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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[PMA 2008] GE’s new E1235 digital camera is but a point-and-shoot model, so don’t go expecting great things out of it and it won’t disappoint. I’m getting rather tired of the megapixel race, and 12 million pixels on the E1235 might be a bit too much for me to stomach. After all, how many citizens are going to actually blow up their photographs to such a huge size? You’d need a mansion to plaster those images on the wall. List of specifications are as below.

• 12 megapixels
• 3x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 3200


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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