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Stuart Biggs

Casio's EX-S500 packs a serious punch into a relatively diminutive frame. It is not the first digital camera  from the Japanese firm that boasts a size 'barely bigger than a credit card', but the five-megapixel EX-S500 boasts mpeg-4 movie recording for up to one hour on a 1GB SD memory card, as well as 'virtually blur free photography' thanks to Casio's Anti Shake DSP technology. The EX-S500 incorporates a 2.2-inch TFT LCD screen, 3X optical zoom and a 200-shot lithium ion battery in a frame  only 13.7mm thick. It weighs 115g without batteries and accessories, and comes with a USB cradle and AV cable among others. The EX-S500 is priced around US$400.



Mighty midget