Compare Prices : Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Will this let you share your images easily?

Pros: Touchscreen easy to use, 4GB onboard memory, picture playback search feature

Cons: Battery power, need dedicated USB cable, zoom toggle awkward

Verdict: While the picture quality of the T700 is good, the power hungry touchscreen and not amazing picture playback means you aren't getting a perfect package

Review summary: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 ($399.99 direct) screams styleits minimalist silhouette, brushed-metal body, and high-resolution 3.5-inch LCD add up to a fashion-conscious point-and-shoot camera. Not only does the camera looks great, so do its pictures, ...

Pros: Striking design. Terrific image quality. Quick, responsive touch-screen menus. Many in-camera editing options. Has a 3.5-inch high-resolution display. 4GB onboard storage

Cons: Expensive. Poor battery performance. Ergonomics take some getting used to. Annoying shutter lag. Flash seems too strong in full auto shooting

Verdict: The Sony T700 has one of the most impressive LCDs we've ever seenand it takes great images, too. But short battery life, shutter lag, and some ergonomic issues drag it down a bit.

Review summary: A touch-sensitive screen, 10.1 million pixels and 4GB of memory: there's a lot to like about Sony's new DSC-T700 ultra-compact digital camera.

Review summary: Will this sleek compact camera strut its stuff with awesome image quality, or does it just come in hot colors? Find out in our Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 review.

Pros: Huge LCD screen. Super Compact. Sleek design.

Cons: Inconsistent image quality. Stubborn interface. Minimal manual controls.

Pros: Possibly the most stylish camera on the market ; Huge internal memory is easy to access with supplied software ; Auto focus speed among the best available from a point-and-shoot ; Auto options galore: face detection, smile detection, blink detection ; ...

Cons: Menus are dense, confusing, and sometimes redundant ; Terrible fringing issues in boundary areas can ruin shots ; Erratic metering and white balance ; Noise beyond ISO 200 hasn't improved much over older T cameras ; Average flash performance, battery ...

Verdict: , wasn't particularly surprising. No one can deny that the T700 looks exceptionally good (although male buyers might opt for a color other than our review unit's hot pink exterior). In fact, it looks like the only thing standing in the way of the T700 ...