There's something to be said for simplicity in design. While curves can help define a product, a complete lack of them can just as easily make it stand out in the crowd.
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The first thing you notice about the Olympus Camedia C-770 is not very much. This camera will not win any design awards.
Product: Olympus Camedia C-770 Ultra Zoom
Price: $4,280
Pros: 10x zoom lens, mpeg 4 video support
Cons: Uninspiring design
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Product: BenQ DC C50
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