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The CX7430 is basic 4-megapixel digital camera ideal for recreational users who don't require all the bells and whistles.
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This Kodak will be attractive to 5-megapixel bargain hunters and newbies, but if you can spend a little more, there are better options.
The DX6340 is an impressive, sturdy camera that gives amateurs and semi-professionals plenty of creative flexibility. Read our Australian review.
While it has a few faults, the DX4330 delivers good snapshots at a civilised price.
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