Incredible Price on Canon PowerShot S10!
Published Apr 14, 2000
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dpreview staff
We
have just been told that State Street Direct is offering a special price
on the Canon Powershot S10 - that is so low - we are not allowed to quote
it here. When you visit their site (via
this link) you will need to enter your e-mail address in - and the
special price and buy link will be e-mailed to you. This offer is ONLY
for online orders and will end as soon the current inventory is depleted.
Compare this special price with Computers4sure
(539.99), NECX (564.95), Outpost ($589.95), PhotoAlley ($599.99), Egghead
($629.99), CDW ($679.30) CNET shopper.com (13/Apr/00 10:58pm)
Here's what I had to say about the S10
in my review "The Canon S10 certainly
sets new ground, and I'm sure it's sent a few manufacturers racing back
to the drawing board (as I'm sure the 950 did when it was released). The
S10 is just so good on so many grounds it goes high on my favourite digicams
list. With the addition of USB, CF Type II, Super-Fine JPEG, its small
size and value for money, if you can live with the limited zoom ability
then the S10 is one camera that ANYONE considering buying a digicam should
have somewhere in their list.. (somewhere near the top)."
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