HP's Photosmart M537 and M437 low-end shooters

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 8th 2007 at 9:10AM

In addition to their R837 pet shooter, HP also unveiled their Photosmart M537 and M437 point-and-shoot cams this morning. The M537 brings a 6 megapixel CCD, 3x optical zoom, 2.5-inch LCD and HP's steady photo anti-shake technology. The M437 drops the sensor to 5 megapixels and scales back the LCD to a wee 2-inches, otherwise it's the M537's feature equivalent. Both cameras can run off standard AA batteries if you want to make the little babies and Al Gore cry. Expected to hit the virgin hands of digicam noobs this April for $130 and $110 for the M537 and M437, respectively. Yeah, that's pretty cheap.

Filed under: Digital Cameras

Tags: hp, m437, m537, photosmart

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Dan @ Mar 8th 2007 9:20AM

HP low end cameras are ugly. Even fi they take a decent picture, you can still find better around the low end price range. Personally, stick with a Fujifilm A610, much better budget camera in my opinion.

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Squirrel @ Mar 8th 2007 10:12AM

Anti shake = optical?

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Dan @ Mar 8th 2007 1:21PM

No way it's optical, not for that price.

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n00b3 @ Mar 8th 2007 1:52PM

that dent in the front looks like a bad surfacing job...

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lordtara @ Mar 10th 2007 5:06AM

My HP cam has a crappy lens and is extremely slow at taking pics. At least it was only $100 and it came with a photo printer.

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gun2010 @ Mar 10th 2007 10:08PM

It's nice, could i have the detail brochure.

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