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Monday, May 23, 2005

Canon Powershot A520 Review - Pocket-lint

Canon Powershot A520Canon’s A-series of digital cameras have been the company’s mainstay in the budget market and the new Canon Powershot A520 (there’s also an almost identical 3.2MP, A510 version too) is the new top of the Canon budget tree. A thorough revamp brings it right up to date and sees a very competitive £175 asking price, making it an affordable little camera and one sure to appeal to the masses.

The changes from its A85 predecessor are not immediately obvious (unless you have both to hand) but the A520 is smaller and lighter by 70-grams thanks largely to the new model using just two AAs, the ‘bloatier’ A85 needed four of the blighters. Another change for the smaller is the adoption of SD/MMC memory cards, forsaking good old Compact Flash and something Canon is running out across all its lower-end models.

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