• 7.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom with Super SteadyShot stabilization; 2.5-inch LCD display
• High sensitivity (ISO 1000) settings, less color washout
• Slide Show viewing with select music playback
• Powered by a lithium-ion battery; stores images on Memory Stick memory cards (includes 56MB internal memory)

About the size of a credit card, the ultra-compact 7.2 megapixel Cyber-shot(R) DSC-T10 is doubly effective at reducing blur. With Super SteadyShot(R) Optical Image Stabilization and high ISO sensitivity, the DSC-T10 captures beautiful shots without a flash, where flash is not permitted or might disrupt the mood. Share your photos as slide shows set to music with family and friends on the extra-large 2.5? Clear Photo LCD Plus screen. The DSC-T10 also comes equipped with precision Carl Zeiss 3X Optical/2X Digital zoom lens, InfoLithium(R) battery with up to 250-shot Stamina(R) power and 56 MB Internal Memory for capturing images without a flash memory card. ISO - Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000 Auto and manual exposure modes Exposure Compensation - +-2.0EV, 1/3EV steps Color LCD - 2.5 TFT 230,000 Pixel Hybrid Screen Electronic Flash Modes - Auto/Forced On/Forced Off/Slow Synchro Scene Modes - Beach, Fireworks, High Sensitivity, High Speed Shutter, Landscape, Snow, Soft Snap, Twilight, Twilight Portrait Memory Stick PRO Duo Media Compatibility - Memory Stick(R) Duo Media, Memory Stick(R) PRO Duo Media (tested to accept 4GB capacity) / 56MB available Internal Flash Memory MPEG Movie Mode - MPEG VX Fine (640 X 480, 30 fps) with Audio, (MPEG VX Fine Requires Memory Stick(R) PROmedia) MPEG VX Standard (640 X 480, 16.6 fps) with Audio, Video Mail (160 x 112, 8.3fps) with Audio Self-timer mode Unit Dimensions - 3 17/32 x 2 5/32 x 25/32 (89.7 x 54.9 x 20.6 mm) / Weight 4.93 oz (140 g) Body; 5.82 oz (165 g) including Battery and Memory Stick(R) Media

I REPEAT!!!...do not buy this camera..or any other sony camera for that matter....Many people, including myself, have experienced a very simple but devastating problem with it. IT WILL NOT TURN ON. The battery is fully charged and nothing. I tested the battery in another camera and it worked fine so the problem is with the camera. And by the way, i find it kind of funny how everybody that i have spoken to who has this problem mentioned that it didn't happen until after the 1 year warranty had expired. Save yourself the heartache that you will experience in little over a year and stay away from Sony!!

I love my camera! Of course I researched the item in consumer reports before purchasing and it lived up to it's name!

soy fotografo aficionado de uso rudo y he tenido unas siete camaras digitales mmm varias aiptek , varias sony dsc y de la t pues todavia tengo la t7, bueno puedo decir con seguridad que es una camara my confiable porque toma fotos muy buenas y la bateria te dura por dias y eso que le daba un uso muy rudo (se me perdio), el video que toma es bastante bueno asi como te permite hacer zoom mientras estas grabando video- esto casi ninguna camara digital lo hace- y es delgada a diferencia de los nuevas dsc t...la compraria otra ves

I think this camera is great!
It just amazes me how people bad mouth things that are not perfect.
I got a great deal for $179.99 at Officemax back in August 2007.

Pros:
Perfect compact size, and takes great pictures. I take it everywhere
Great price!
Everyone I show my pictures too always says, wow you camera takes good pictures".
Easy to use!
Flip the door down to turn on is very cool.

Cons:
I do notice the white spots every now and then, but it is not all the time.
And yes it has a monsterous all in one chord, but so what?
And no one likes the red-eye reduction mode everyone says they go blind from it,
so I had to turn it off. and now all my pics have red eye.

So do not listen to all the bad reviews here, this is a great little camera.
I am very happy with my purchase.

So I waited and saved up to buy THIS camera. I had to have it after seeing how cute it was and hearing about all of its features including the supposedly Super SteadyShot stabilization. So finally, I bought it and I must say, for the price, it has been a let down. Don't get me wrong, it's VERY cute and small - easily fitting into a pocket or purse. And some of the features are very nice, like the flip down front to turn on and off, but the negatives outweigh the positives. Use your $300+ dollars towards a SLR camera or save yourself some money and buy a cheaper camera. This one is not worth it. I made the mistake of not returning it a few days after I got it, thinking I just didn't know how to use it properly. If anyone reads this review and still wants a barely used t10, contact me!

My major problems inlcude:

**Even though it has "Super SteadyShot stabilization" I still get blurry pictures just like I would with any other camera. I don't see this amazing technology Sony claims this camera possesses.

**There's something wrong with the design of the camera and the flash being so close the the lens. This results in large reflective circles appearing in some of your pictures for no apparent reason and it's impossible to repair the image once this has happened. You never know when they will appear and it results in the picture being ruined. Sony acknowledges the problem but offers no solution. They claim it's due to "dust particles in the air."

**The next MAJOR problem is red eye. I have never experienced such terrible red eye problems on any camera. There is a red eye reduction setting which does ABSOLUTEY NOTHING.

**The camera is cute and small, but the cord that comes with it to transfer pictures resembles an octopus. Sony attempted to make an "all-in-one" cord for this camera, but ended up making a nuissance. I like to carry the camera and cord in one small case so, if need be, I can transfer my pictures to a computer whenever I like. This cord makes that impossible because although the camera is tiny in size, this cord would take up half my purse! It may seem trivial, but it's a pain to me.