Review of Sony's superslim five megapixel digicam

Imaging Resource review of the one digital camera we've been looking at with lusty glances for the past few weeks, Sony's superslim DSC-T1, which is the world's smallest five megapixel camera (at least for the time being):

[T]he DSC-T1 breaks new ground in the subcompact category, packing more features into a smaller space than pretty
much anything else out there. Most impressive is how few tradeoffs Sony was forced to make relative to full-sized
five-megapixel models. The DSC-T1 shows good image quality, with good color, high resolution, and excellent sharpness
from corner to corner (a common failing of the optics of subcompact digicam models). Its image sharpness and noise
levels aren't quite up to the level of the best full-sized 5-megapixel cameras out there, but they're impressive for
a subcompact model.

That's all we needed to hear.

[Via Photography Blog]