Slim cameras heavy on features

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If you want a camera the size of a credit card, must you lower your photographic expectations? Several wafer-thin models offer great resolution.
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Why ignore the Pentax Optio S5i ?
by davebarnes June 1, 2005 3:03 PM PDT: The Pentax Optio S5i has the same thickness (21mm) as the Canon SD400 and yet it was not mentioned.

The Canon SD300 is the same size as the SD400 and costs less.

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