Anyone in the market for a non-pro digital camera has such a bewildering array of choices that it’s tempting to select a model that takes whatever kind of memory card you happen to have lying around. Alternatively, a camera with its own built-in storage, like Sony’s new Cyber-shot T700, might just choose itself. The 4GB of flash memory inside is complemented by the usual range of features found on any modern digicam: smile tracker, anti-shake and a large touchscreen on the rear instead of actual control buttons. At 45,000 yen, the T700 isn’t far off DSLR price territory, but beginners will probably find it eminently more suitable than all those knobs and dials.
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