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Pros
Elegant touch-screen controls
Good HDTV features
Cons
Needs $70 dock for HDTV features
No panorama mode

Samsung TL34HD Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera Review

by Paul Jasper, PC World

- If you often find that your friends wander off, birds take flight, or the sun dips below the horizon before you can press the shutter or adjust settings accordingly, the Samsung TL34HD ($300 as of 3/16/09) might be a good point-and-shoot camera option for you. The TL34HD eliminates a lot of the menu-diving that other feature-heavy digital cameras require.

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