Just posted! Pentax Optio 750Z review
Just posted! Our full in-depth review of the new seven megapixel Pentax Optio 750Z. This camera has a retro styled appearance, a five times optical zoom lens, a wide range of features and a flip-out and twist LCD monitor. See how the 750Z performed in our tests and how it compares to the other four seven megapixel digital cameras we tested together.
Click here for our full in-depth review of the Pentax Optio 750Z
Five $700 seven megapixel digital cameras
This review was produced as part of a group test of five seven megapixel digital cameras, all of which were posted on the same day and feature comparisons to the rest of the group. The five reviews (in alphabetical order):
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