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Sony Cyber-shot W30 and W50 First Impressions Review

by Dan Havlik
Published on March 15, 2006

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Connectivity
Software
These models come with basic software, Sony’s Cyber-shot Viewer 1.0 plus USB drivers for Windows only.

Jacks, Ports, Plugs
The W30/W50 has ports for USB 2.0, composite video/audio output and a DC power input. Not all compacts come with a DC input option, so this is nice.

Direct Print Options
These cameras can print directly to any PictBridge compliant printer.

Battery
One of the standout features on Sony’s cameras has always been their battery life. On these models, using the “Stamina” Lithium-Ion NP-BG1, the W30 has been rated by CIPA at up to 400 shots and on the W50 at up to 390 shots.

Memory
Both cameras have 32 MB of internal memory, which is great if you don’t have a MemoryStick handy. However, we almost always recommend purchasing extra memory anyway.


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