Sony DSC-T2 does 4GB internal memory

Posted in Digital Cameras,Sony by Nino Marchetti on October 24th, 2007

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T2Sony’s getting colorful this holiday season with its new Cyber-shot DSC-T2 digital camera. This compact device is available in blue, green, pink, white or black and will price at around $350.

The DSC-T2 sports an eight-megapixel lens and offers up to 4GB internally for storing up to 40,000 VGA-quality photos or 1,000 eight-megapixel pictures. It offers an interesting album folder feature for organizing in-camera photos in chronological order, displaying them in a calendar view mode. Selected photos can be moved to other folders for later reference. The T2 also comes pre-loaded with software which lets you public photos and videos directly to popular Web sharing sites.

Other features of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T2 include a touch panel LCD screen, a function that automatically detects and captures a person smiling without the need to press the shutter, HD output and in-camera scrapbooking. The T2 should be available come December.



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9 Comments to “Sony DSC-T2 does 4GB internal memory”
  1. jenny Says:

    I really want this for XMAS!!!!!!!!!! It is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cool!!!! I

  2. annie Says:

    haha im gettin one… thanku daddy :)

  3. Me Says:

    I want one! they are so beautiful..

  4. jessica! Says:

    getting one soon
    :)

  5. Anonymous Says:

    i have it……..n its absolutely amazing :)

  6. rona Says:

    i have it already!!!………. yehey! sum1 give me and i thank u YOU

  7. nobody Says:

    i getting one like right noww and i loovee it!

  8. iwant Says:

    I want this so bad but my parents wont buy me one :( (

  9. someone you don't know Says:

    how much does it cost?

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