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Strengths: Choice of large LCD finder or focusable optical finder window: easy to use menus: image quality: 10X optical/4X digital zoom: included lens accessory: adapteroverall value.
Weaknesses: Weak flash: a little small and hard to hold for larger hands: included case too small and poor fit.
Summary: Okay, so it's "only" a 3.2 megapixel camera: that's fine, especially considering the price. Try to find another 3.2MP camera with 10X optical zoom (and a Canon lens!) for the price! Anyway, 3.2MP is fine for my purposes.
Also, the ease of selecting dozens of options in the "Manual" mode gives total control of the camera for those "hard-to-get" pictures. While the Auto mode works well for most snapshot-type pictures, having the ability to control the camera for all but the simplest of photographic situations is a definite plus. This thing has more "artistic" possibilities than many 35mm SLR cameras!
Of course, it includes the usual USB connection for transferring the pictures to your computer, and it also includes the needed USB cable. Also, it comes with a video/audio cable, wich conveniently allows you to hook the camera up to a TV and view your pictures on it, or record the movie files you've taken (I did mention this thing does movies with sound, didn't I?) directly to a VCR tape or other media. Lots of possibilities here....
All in all, I'm happy with this camera. It suits my needs, and while I could probably have gotten cameras with more pixels (I don't plan on printing 22"X34" murals!) and features this one doesn't have (I doubt I need them), I almost certainly would have had to pay a higher price.
For the money, this camera is hard to beat.

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