Sony - Cyber-shot DSC-T100 Digital Camera Reviews

This is a great camera hands down. Touch screen features are an added plus and takes a minute to get used to. I would not recommend this camera for a first time digital camera user. Very lightweight and easy to hold. You do find yourself cleaning off finger smudges primarily because you use the touch screen technology to access all the camera settings.

The camera's easily pocketable, all-metal body measures just 0.875-inch thick and weighs a bit more than six ounces. It comes in silver, black, and red, so you can have your choice of colors. Despite its sensibly laid out controls, the DSC-T100 still sacrifices some...

This camera is very slim. It is easy to carry it in your pocket.

There's no optical viewfinder on the T100, but the 3-inch LCD will distract you from the real world with its 230,400 pixels in a 920 x 240 display

While the T100 is a snap to use, there's a surprising amount of performance stuffed into its all-metal shell. Thanks to the Bionz image processor, the T100 is quick to start up and shut down, and the shutter is responsive, too

This camera started out great. Beautiful definition in the pics. Easy-to-use, slim design. But then it seemed to get worse and worse. The pics were less clear, then fuzzy, then downright blurry. And it seemed to be totally coming apart. I expected far better from Sony. $300 should last longer than 3 months.