DigitalCameraReview reviewed the Olympus Stylus TOUGH-6000 digital camera on 02 July 2009 . They said: "Having just checked out Canon's new rugged point-and-shoot, the PowerShot D10, in summing up the Olympus Stylus Tough-6000 some comparisons are inevitable, and in this case, those comparisons largely yield a study in contrasts. The Tough-6000 is smaller, (significantly) more attractive, and better built than the Canon. It's also slower, heavier, and – with touches like xD memory and a slightly strange interface – quirkier than the straightforward D10. Quite ..." (00:54 GMT)

PhotographyBLOG reviewed the Casio Exilim EX-S5 digital camera on 01 July 2009 . They said: "The Casio EX-Z1 offers a tempting mix of style, ease-of-use and value for money. The slim and light Z1 is easy on the eye, even in our rather garish pink review sample, and more importantly its very well-suited to its beginner target market. The user interface and handling are more or less spot on, and there's even a completely point and shoot Easy mode for the technophobes in your family. ..." (05:27 GMT)

Photocrati reviewed the Olympus E-620 digital camera on 01 July 2009 . They said: "All in all, I’ll admit that I found this to be an admirable system, with enough functionality to suit even the needs of the advanced amateur, while giving photo enthusiasts a camera they can use immediately sink their teeth into. If you’re a pro, you’ll find this a capable camera for travel photography. The E-620 is priced modestly, even with the kit lenses added, which already makes it alluring. And the ..." (05:16 GMT)

BOISE, Idaho and Fremont, CA., June 30, 2009 – Micron Technology, Inc. today announced mass production of new NAND flash memory products using its award-winning 34-nanometer (nm) process technology. As consumers demand increased capacity to store more music, videos, photos, and applications in ever smaller portable electronic devices, manufacturers need a storage solution that delivers on capacity, performance, and size. Micron's new 16- and 32-gigabit (Gb) NAND chips pair large capacity with performance, providing a compelling solution for today's demanding portable storage requirements that are tailored to end-customer product dimensions. (05:39 GMT)

Uhingen, Germany, June 29th; 2009. AgfaPhoto presents the AgfaPhoto DC-600uw, its new underwater and outdoor camera. The AgfaPhoto DC-600uw digital camera can withstand pressures of up to two bar, and is water-resistant at depths of up to 10 meters. The new DC-600uw takes videos with sound in YouTube format, which can then be immediately uploaded to any compatible online platform. The AgfaPhoto DC-600uw can now be purchased for 149 euros (manufacturer's suggested retail price, including value added tax). (07:23 GMT)

PhotographyBLOG reviewed the Samsung HZ15W digital camera on 29 June 2009 . They said: "Though it is beginner friendly, Samsung's WB550 fortunately doesn't look cheap and cheerful and neither should it for £299. While, OK, it may not be the most svelte compact around, compensation comes in the form of its broader-than-average focal range which provides competition for Panasonic's similarly specified TZ series of big zoom, small form factor compacts. For my money I prefer the TZ's styling, if admittedly the Samsung is just ..." (06:45 GMT)

LetsGoDigital reviewed the Samsung HZ10W digital camera on 29 June 2009 . They said: "The Samsung WB500 is an interesting camera, and if you settle for an average image quality, excellent operation, fine color reproduction and a large optical zoom range, you will certainly have fun with this mega zoom camera. Yet, we simply expected more from Samsung, certainly because over the last few years, Samsung has been telling us how serious the company is, and that they are on an unscrupulous mission to ..." (04:49 GMT)

PhotographyBay reviewed the Canon EOS 500D digital camera on 29 June 2009 . They said: "Overall, I highly recommend the Canon Rebel T1i to anyone looking for a feature-rich and very capable DSLR on an entry-level budget. There are plenty of great DSLRs on the market - some offer more features and some may be cheaper. However, this is the best Rebel yet. Image quality rivals cameras much more expensive than it and, if you buy something cheaper, you’re going to miss ..." (04:42 GMT)

Camera Labs reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 digital camera on 28 June 2009 . They said: "Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 is a camera of two sides: on the one you have the traditional super-zoom aspects which, like several rivals, deliver a massive stabilised range with full manual control and a flexible screen, while on the other you have the CMOS sensor unleashing Sony’s innovation, going beyond the HD video and fast continuous shooting of the Canon SX1 IS, to offer some truly unique capabilities. It all comes together ..." (00:28 GMT)

Trusted Reviews reviewed the Casio Exilim EX-S12 digital camera on 27 June 2009 . They said: "The Casio Exilim EX-S12 is about as small and light as an ultra-compact can get without being too fiddly to use, but nonetheless packs in an impressive list of features and an easy-to-use interface. Overall performance is a little slow, but the excellent autofocus and good low-light capability, combined with some fun options make this an ideal camera for social and holiday snaps ..." (03:08 GMT)

PhotographyBLOG reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T90 digital camera on 26 June 2009 . They said: "The T90 feels fairly run of the mill as far as Sony's Cyber-shot range goes, its designers seemingly reluctant to depart from the template laid down by previous successful incarnations. Add the fact it's not actually that much of a bargain at £289 and you can get a larger touch screen on the identically priced T500 (though a couple of million pixels less), and do we have a compelling reason ..." (14:57 GMT)