General Electric G1 Digital Camera Plus Information
GE’s most compact camera is big on performance, proving once again that great things come in small packages. The camera boasts an ultra-slim body that measures a mere 3.62 by 2.5 by 0.82 inches (W x H x D), yet still delivers an ultra-sharp 7-megapixel resolution.

The 3x optical zoom and 4.5x digital zoom, meanwhile, combine to capture superior close-ups whether displayed on a computer screen or printed out on your photo printer. And users will love the vibrant 2.5-inch LCD screen, which makes it easy to frame your subject and review your images, with a resolution of 153,600 pixels ensuring a crisp image every time. Plus, users aren’t restricted to still images, as the G1 takes MPEG4 movies as well.

General Electric G1 Professional Reviews:

• cnet Reviewed the General Electric G1 and gave out”The good: Slim design; decent face-detection.—The bad: Inconsistent photo quality; sluggish with poor battery life; coarse LCD which washes out in sunlight; infuriating battery compartment.—The bottom line: Buy something else. The General Electric G1 has plenty of better, similarly priced competitors. “

• dcresource Reviewed the General Electric G1 and gave out”Overall, the G1’s image quality was just fair. Exposure was generally good, though color accuracy wasn’t the best: there was a noticeable color cast in many of my sample photos. Images have a soft, fuzzy look to them, with noticeable detail loss (even at ISO 80), most likely due to noise reduction. Solid colors (such as the sky) appear mottled, and fine details such as grass appear turn to mush. I saw some serious moiré in one of my photos, as well. While purple fringing appeared a few times, it was generally not a problem. “

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