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  • Kodak EasyShare DX7630

    Intuitive menus, handy buttons for common tasks, and the ability to also shoot video make this a camera that you can't really go wrong with. Read our Australian review.

  • 5-megapixel shootout

    They say three's a crowd but what if you want them all? We stress-test these three 5-megapixel compacts and give you the heads up on the winner.

  • Canon PowerShot G3

    The Powershot G3 is a must-have digital camera for hard-core photo enthusiasts who don't require more than 4 megapixels.

  • Siemens mobile MP3

    Riding on the success of the earlier run of the C35i, M35i and S35i phones, Siemens has launched its flagship model, the SL45. Touted as "the phone that's not just a phone", the number of features the 88g SL45 sports is pure gluttony. And the fact that the SL45 has nearly the same footprint as the much-coveted Nokia 8210--at only 5mm thicker--justifies your placing the phone in your shirt pocket, close to your heart.

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