There’s a review of the Casio EX-600 digital camera over at the New Zealand Herald: ‘When I pulled the new Casio EX-S600 digital camera from my bag for the first time it drew gasps of admiration … The gasps were for two reasons. First, the size — or rather lack of it — at just 9×6x1.5cm the EX-S600 is as slim and small as any cellphone. Second, because the sticker on the front proclaims that despite being so teeny it captures 6.0 megapixel images and MPEG-4 movies. … Combine all that with 3x optical zoom, up to 12x with digital zoom added, and the EX-S600 is a $750 pocket-sized creative powerhouse.’

Take a look at this offer of the Casio EX-600 for $364.94.

The Casio Exilim EX-S500 is a 5 Megapixel CCD for high-resolution photo imaging, a 2.2-inch LCD screen in a stainless steel thin body digital camera.

Andrew Cantor’s Gadget of the Week column says: “It’s designed to be quick and convenient. It’s got a great full-auto mode, as well as a host of presets (Portrait, Scenery, Sports, etc.). There’s no optical viewfinder, just a large, bright LCD. It’s quick to start up, has an almost no shutter lag, and sports an anti-shake technology, a bright flash, and even shoots 30 fps MPEG-4 movies. Its strength is its size: Tiny and slim, about the size of a credit card and less than half an inch thick. I love my Canon Digital Rebel XT, but this is the one I grab when I’m walking downtown for lunch — just in case. The biggest downside is the tiny built in memory; it will allow you three shots at the highest quality. Plan on spending an extra $50 or $60 for a 512-MG SD memory card; Casio should have included one with the Exilim, especially because it takes such nice movies.”

This product from only $299.89. Check it out.