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Casio Announces New Exilim Digital Cameras

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Casio today debuted some new additions to their Exilim line of digital cameras. The EX-Z110 and EX-Z120 will both be available in early to mid September for $279 and $329 respectively.

The six megapixel EX-Z110 and 7.2 megapixel EX-Z120, said Casio, share many features in common. They feature the Exilim line’s quick operating, low power image processing module, an anti-shaking function to reduce photo blurring caused by movement, auto macro and quick shutter functions to more properly focus photos, a high sensitivity mode to produce clearer shots with a bright background without the flash, a quick start function, a 2” TFT color LCD display, 3x optical zoom, a VGA video recording function and a compact design.

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“The Z-110 and Z-120 is Casio’s solution to simplicity,” says John Clough, President of Casio, Inc. “It’s easy to use, making it perfect for people who don’t consider themselves “tech geeks”, and by the same token offers a graduate “manual” level that customers can switch to once they’ve become comfortable with all of our high quality technical features. These are easy-to-use high quality, affordable digital cameras, and Casio is proud to be able to offer the variety that we do in the digital camera arena.”

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