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I have always been fascinated by gadgets, such as digital cameras. The early ones gave so-so results, but as with any emerging technology, they improve with time (so does wine, but that isn’t a subject that we cover here). One of the largest leaps in this technology has been the increase in pixels, or megapixels, that cameras have. The more pixels, the higher the resolution of the photograph, the more fine detail you can see. The trade off is that it takes more memory to store those images. One of the newest cameras to hit the market is the Kodak EasyShare C533.

This camera has some very good features going for it, but it also has some limitations. Hence, the title of my blurb. Since I don’t physically have one to play with, I would defer to the excellent review by PC Magazine’s Molly McLaughlin. She does a better job of getting under the hood of this new product than I can. The price is right for the camera, and Father’s Day is coming up. You could do worse and I am sure your dad will love it.

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