Olympus Brio Pocket Digital Camera

One of the biggest problems with digital cameras is that while they may look like cameras, they work like computers.
Olympus just introduced its Brio D-100, one of the first pocket digital cameras we've seen that not only looks like a film camera, it acts like one. The snazzy black and gold camera fits easily in your pocket or purse. To take a picture just point and shoot. Really. No delays between shots and its auto focus delivers the perfect picture every time.

It has plenty of pixels for printing (1.3 million), a rear screen for image preview and best of all, there’s no software to install. Just connect its USB cable to your PC and it recognizes the Brio D-100 automatically for easy image transfer. It sells for $299 . www.olympus.com