Concord Eye-Q Digital Camera
From
by Michael Carr
Guide Rating - 
The Bottom Line
This is an excellent digital camera for internet use through wireless cellular systems.
| Pros | - Compact Design
- Higher Resolution (2 MP) than Cellphone Cameras
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology
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| Cons | |
Description
- Resolution: 2 megapixel CCD, Image sizes; 1600x1200, 1280x960, 640x480.
- Lens: Glass 9.9mm f3.2 (48mm equivalent to 35mm). 4x digital zoom.
- Viewfinder: Optical Reverse Galilean, 1.6” LCD monitor.
- Exposure: Auto Exposure AE.
- White Balance: Auto White Balance.
- Focus: Autofocus AF.
- Shooting Modes: Beach/Snow, Party/Indoor, Sunset, Night Landscape, Fireworks, Macro, Portrait, more.
- Flash: Built-in multi flash, (Auto Flash, Flash Off, Fill Flash).
- Interface: USB, Bluetooth Wireless. Storage: SD & MMC Card. File Type: JPEG.
- Dimensions: 86 x 61 x 32.5mm, 105g.
Guide Review - Concord Eye-Q Digital Camera
If you're as excited about the cameras built into cellular phones, as I am, the Cocord Eye Q should excite you even more.
The Bluetooth technology built into this camera allows images to be sent through the internet with your Bluetooth compatible phone. No messing with computers, though it can be connected to a computer or printer via USB cable.
Not only does the Concord Eye-Q cause less of a drain on your cellphone’s battery, but the images captured by it have higher resolution (2 MP). Images can be printed up to 5” x 7” at photo quality.
The lens is made if glass and it has a powerful 4x digital zoom. Its size makes it easy to travel unnoticed anywhere. The camera is also point and shoot, which makes it simple to operate.
