Checking out GE's new digital cameras

We have to apologize in advance for the weird, dim lighting in GE's admittedly massive presence at PMA that made getting decent shots of their new cameras difficult; trust us though, you weren't missing out on much. The piano black and white shooters felt overly large, cheap, and plasticy as all get out -- all very cosmetic things, we know, but no amount of sweet specs like 10+ megapixels and 4x optical zoom will convince a buyer to plunk down for a cheapie. We know every new CE company has to start somewhere, but GE's going to have some serious work ahead of them if they intend to convince us all that theirs is a brand to be reckoned with in the digital camera space; either way, we'll be very interested to see how the pro reviewers rate the image quality on these suckas.

Gallery: Checking out GE's new digital cameras

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[Mobi Fin @ Mar 10th 2007 10:01AM]

Thats a sweet looking piece... I'll take the whitey.

[Job4031 @ Mar 10th 2007 1:13PM]

Will have to check it out when it hits stores.

[Dan @ Mar 10th 2007 1:32PM]

Ryan, you're wrong. :) There's plenty of suckers in the world who think a 10 megapixel sensor is the only thing to judge the quality of the camera on. GE should have no problem selling their plastic junk.

Coming soon to a Wal-Mart and Target near you!

[kiwizznz @ Mar 11th 2007 3:55AM]

Looks awfully familiar to my Sony DSC-T11....

[Raymond @ Mar 11th 2007 4:23AM]

First they bleed to death all their divisions to feed the management bonus program, then they innovate financial engineering (again to feed the bonus program) then they slap their "brand" on this. Another dying American company. Good riddance.