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The EX-Z3's oversize LCD, small size, and impressive selection of features for both experienced and novice photographers make it a fun, attractive pocket camera for people who like to travel light.
- PC World Spotlight on Compact Digital Cameras Weighing just over 4 ounces, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-U50 is the lightest camera in the group.
- Tiny but Mighty Digicams Features packed into these diminuitive cameras belie their candy-tin sizes.
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