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Sony Point and Shoot and Non-DSLR
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S90 First Impressions Reviewby Emily RaymondPublished on March 15, 2005
Connectivity
Jacks, Ports, Plugs – This camera comes with a battery charger and the batteries, but the Sony Cyber-shot Station camera dock is an optional accessory. The S90 does have A/V out and high speed USB 2.0 jacks on the camera. The A/V out jack is PAL and NTSC selectable.
Direct Print Options – The S90 is PictBridge compatible. To print photographs, users must be in the Playback mode and select the Print option from the menu.
Memory
Other Features
Stamina – The main feature of this camera is its ability to take pictures for long periods of time without running the batteries dry. In fact, Sony estimates that the S90 can take about 580 shots before needing to recharge the included 2100 mAh AA batteries. This is a substantial amount of shooting without having to change batteries or stop to charge and offers a significant advantage to the mobile photographer and vacationing user.
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