Just posted! Minolta DiMAGE 5 review
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 We've
just posted our full in-depth review of a production Minolta DiMAGE 5.
The DiMAGE 5 is the three megapixel 'cousin' to the five megapixel DiMAGE
7. It features the same 7x optical zoom lens which, because of the slightly
smaller sensor size produce an equiv. focal length range of 35 - 250 mm.
The camera weighs in with a list price of $999, although can be found
around the web at approximately $900. Come in and see how it did in our
tests.
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