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The Canon FS100 (MSRP $399.00) is one of three models in Canon\'s first ever line of solid state, standard definition camcorders. The other two models—the Canon FS10 and Canon FS11—can record to SD/SDHC memory cards, as well as built-in internal flash memory (8GB and 16GB, respectively). But the FS100\'s reliance solely on memory cards is just about the only thing setting it apart from the others. You have the same body design, the same lens and sensor, the same features, and the same internal processor—all of which result in the same video performance. It\'s a video performance that will be good enough for some users, but doesn\'t quite hold up to the competition. And it certainly can\'t be expected to compete with Canon\'s high definition camcorders.

Olympus re-enters high-end point-and-shoot market, and their first attempt in about ten years is a home run.

The Fujifilm Finepix X100 made a huge spash when it was announced nearly a year ago at Photokina.

Comfortable to hold, easy on the eyes, with impressive video performance.