Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S950


Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S950

Cyber-shot S950 has silver, pink, black three colors for you choosing from. It’s specially designed for digital camera beginners.

S950 features a 10.1 Megapixel sensor, 2.7-inch 0.23 Megapixel LCD screen, 6 model settings, Steady Shot TM Anti-Shock System, ISO 3200.

Price: $250

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Anonymous said…
I purchased the Sony Cybershot DSC-S950 on March 2, 2009 and got it today March 5, 2009 I guess it helps to live close to the warehouse . The "Enhanced Delivery" was exactly as described. I did have to help the driver carry it into the house, but I expected that. The delivery guy unpacked it, removed all the plastic, and hooked it up. He didn't ask me to sign for until he made sure it worked fine. This was the "free shipping". I must admit that I was a little nervous about purchasing this Digital camera online, but has put those fears to rest. And to top it all off I got it for 0.00 less than Newegg.com. "As for the Digital camera, well, it is simply amazing! The " Sony Cybershot DSC-S950" is very subtle and elegant. But what is really cool is the Digital camera itself when you have an HD signal. It can be summed up in one word WOW! Sony Cybershot DSC-S950 has hit a home run with this Digital camera . My advice to you is quit shopping around and just buys this Digital camera, you will not be sorry.I will definitely buy again and I would buy another Sony Cybershot DSC-S950 too .
March 9, 2009 at 11:02 AM
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