New site feature - Timeline
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 As
the pace of digital photography accelerates we recognised that it's becoming
increasingly difficult to visualise digital camera product releases. As
an answer to this problem we've produced a unique interface to our news
articles / cameras database and named it the "Newest Digital Cameras
Timeline". This graphical representation of new camera announcements
with links to reviews and specifications gives an instant overview of
the current status of the digital camera marketplace. We hope you'll find
it useful.
This new feature appears on the front page right hand column under the
heading "Latest Digital Cameras" (newest 10 shown) and on it's
own dedicated page with a fully graphical timeline showing the last 2
years of releases.
UPDATED (twice): Now
back to 1997 and with a megapixel value for each camera.
Click
here for the Newest Digital Cameras Timeline |
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