First Digital Cameras from GE

Posted in Digital Cameras, Digital Imaging, GE by Reuben Drake on March 10th, 2007

GE G-1 Digital Camera released by General ImagingToday, General Imaging launched its anticipated line of GE digital cameras.

This new line totaling 8 cameras is the first time the GE brand has been used on a consumer camera. Every camera offers the advanced features that we see in a lot of cameras these days. This includes image stabilization, red-eye removal, high ISO sensitivity, and panoramic stitching.

First off is the A Series of cameras. The most affordable of the bunch, these cameras are made for first-time buyers and offers the minimum. The E Series is for those who have had more experience with cameras. As with most average cameras on the market, cameras in this series offer a wide 3inch screen and 4x optical zoom. The G Series or G1 is the most compact of the line up. Made as a ‘point and shoot’ camera, this is perfect for taking great pictures from time to time. For the more serious photographers is the
X: a very high performance camera that offers 12x optical zoom and 8 mega pixels.

Prices have not yet been set of all these cameras but it is expected to be within $149 - $399. They should be on shelves in the US sometime in May.

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One Comment to “First Digital Cameras from GE”
  1. Ashley Smith Says:

    I have this camera

    It is AMAZING!!!

    I recommend this to any camera buyer

    It might be a little costly but it rocks!!

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