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by John Mello on October 24, 2007
Since most digital cameras are built with a pathetic amount of internal memory, one of the first purchases by owners of new bytecams is a memory storage card. That shouldn't be necessary with Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-T2 announced today.

The unit has, to my knowledge, the largest internal memory-four gigabytes-of any camera on the market today. According to sony, the camera can store 40,000 images at VGA quality (640-by-480 pixels) or 1000 eight megapixel pics.
To help you find what you're looking for in the camera, Sony provides some helpful tools.
Sharing snapshots directly to Web sites like Flickr, Shutterfly and Photobucket is facilitated through use of a "sharemark" folder and the company's PMB Portable software.
The camera has all the latest technology-"smile shutter," face recognition, a touch screen that substitutes poking for buttons and a high sensitivity setting of ISO 3200.
You can also perform special effects on photos in the camera, create slideshows with music and hook up to an HDTV-with some optional equipment.
The camera is expected to reach the market in December and sell for $350.

The unit has, to my knowledge, the largest internal memory-four gigabytes-of any camera on the market today. According to sony, the camera can store 40,000 images at VGA quality (640-by-480 pixels) or 1000 eight megapixel pics.
To help you find what you're looking for in the camera, Sony provides some helpful tools.
- There's an "album folder" that stores images chronologically and can be accessed through a calendar interface.
- There's browser software that allows you to find photos by events, like birthdays or family outings.
- There's a "favorites" folder, which can have up to six subfolders, for swiftly viewing top-of-heart images.
Sharing snapshots directly to Web sites like Flickr, Shutterfly and Photobucket is facilitated through use of a "sharemark" folder and the company's PMB Portable software.
The camera has all the latest technology-"smile shutter," face recognition, a touch screen that substitutes poking for buttons and a high sensitivity setting of ISO 3200.
You can also perform special effects on photos in the camera, create slideshows with music and hook up to an HDTV-with some optional equipment.
The camera is expected to reach the market in December and sell for $350.
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