BenQ intros T700 compact digicam

BenQ may have its troubles these days, but that hasn't stopped 'em from churning out its usual variety of products, one of the latest of which is its new 7 megapixel T700 compact digital camera. Measuring just a sliver under 15 mm thick, the cam boasts a sizeable 3-inch touchscreen display that takes up the majority of space on its backside, along with a 3x optical zoom, BenQ's "Super Shake Free" mode, and 18MB of internal storage with an SD slot providing some much-needed expansion options. You'll also be able to snag this one in your choice of four colors (black, white, sliver, and red), with each now available (in Taiwan) for the local equivalent of $333.

[Via Engadget Chinese]

[Totalfixation @ Mar 30th 2007 12:02PM]

Benq should really consider exiting the camera market, I really cant see anyone going out and buying one of these, at least not in the North America.

[carrotandstick @ Mar 30th 2007 12:16PM]

That is so cheap-ass, they better hire a good label graphics designer... to design the layout of their epitaph!

[nd @ Mar 30th 2007 12:50PM]

huh, didn't know that "sliver" was a color. ;)

i LOVE the 3" touch screen on my sony dsc-n1. i seriously will not buy another digicam with out a touchscreen.

benQ could have a winner here if it has a decent lens...

[PEZ @ Mar 30th 2007 1:17PM]

That camera amy say BenQ on it, but its a Sony.

[Waylan @ Mar 30th 2007 3:19PM]

If I was the Devil, I would buy two of those. (you're retarded if you don't get it...)