Ricoh RDC-i700

Ricoh RDC-6000

magazine available and still not know what to buy. The basic rule of thumb is, the more megapixels-the better quality the photo. I opted for the Ricoh -rdc6000 and it was priced in PC world at £299.95 but I got it for £250.00 as it didn`t have the AV cable that plugs into your TV. This didn`t bother me as I want it for taking general photos and saving to disc or sending photos for e-mail ect It is very simple to use and you can take a picture and have it on your PC in a minute. It also has a rechargable Lithium ion battery so you dont have to keep buying batteries or have the added expense of buying rechargables that you would have to do with other cameras in this ...

Ricoh RDC-6000

I bought the Ricoh 6000 this week, I've been searching shops and the net trying all the forums for info on the best camera, but reading these you would never buy one as theres always a couple compaining about every model going. Anyway i purchased the 6000 I only wanted to spend about £300 but this was £360 but came with AC ...

Ricoh RDC-5000

to update, or more precisely re-write my first even DooYoo opinion. The original opinion is now stored for posterity in the comments section. The RDC 5000 camera is made by RICOH, a company that has been in the Digital camera business for quite some time now, it is also well known for producing CD Rom drives and writers, so it is no stranger to technology. For those who do not know what a digital camera is, well what can I say, you need to visit the shops more often, no seriously a digital camera is similar to a normal camera, but it does not take film. Yes you read that correctly, it DOES NOT need any film, your photographs are stored electronically ...