Canon Digital IXUS Wireless

Review summary: Canon's first Wi-Fi camera gets it right-the first time.

Pros: Wireless image transfer and printing Stellar still images for its class • Minimal shutter lag • 60 fps video recording • Very compact

Cons: Difficult menu navigation Confusing wireless configuration

Review summary: Megapixels: 5, Included Memory Amount: 16 MB, Included Memory: Media Card, Media Format: Secure Digital, Maximum Re...

Pros: Very good picture quality. Speedy performance.

Verdict: If you want a wireless point-and-shoot and you're more interested in picture quality and performance than in ease of use and slide-show effects, the SD430 could be just what you need.

Review summary: The latest IXUS still looks great and can beam your photos through the air - it doesn't come cheap though.

Verdict: Although it is very expensive for a 5MP compact, the Canon IXUS Wireless is an extremely high quality camera that is versatile but easy to use, and is capable of taking superb pictures. The WiFi connection is easy to set up and use, and works well. ...

Review summary: The PowerShot SD430 / Digital IXUS WIRELESS is Canon's first wireless digital compact camera. Bringing style and performance to the wireless age, the camera's Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b) support offers...

Review summary: The PowerShot SD430 Digital Elph Wireless is the latest in Canon's popular range of Digital Elph point-and-shoot cameras. Like many other camera companies, Canon has been adding wireless functionality to its cameras, and the SD430 comes with a built ...

Verdict: At $500, the SD430 is a bit on the expensive side for a 5-megapixel camera, and you seem to be paying a big premium for the wireless features. It's $100 more than the Nikon P2, which also includes wireless. However, in our tests the Canon had a slight ...