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PDR-M11 PDR-M11

Detailed Specifications

Toshiba PDR-M11 Specifications
CCD 1/1.18 inch 1.3 million pixels (1280 x 960)
Lens Glass (F3.0/F8.0),f=6.73mm (eqv. to 39.18mm on 35mm camera) Six elements in six groups
Viewfinder Virtual image
Focal Range 8 inch to infinity
Digital Zoom 2x through LCD
LCD 1.8 inch D-TFD Color LCD (312x230)
Playback Modes Single, thumbnails, slide show, 2X digital zoom
File Format JPEG (Exif 2.1), TIFF
Resolutions 1280 x 960, 640 x 480 (user selectable)
Image Quality Fine, normal, basic
SmartMedia Supports 2MB to 64MB, ships with 4MB
Image Storage
4MB SmartMedia
JPEG
1280x960
640x480
Fine
5
49
Normal
11
101
Basic
25
204
TIFF
1
3
Exposure Control Programmable AE w/ exposure (+/-2.0 at 0.5 EV)
Focusing Auto
White Balance Auto, Manual (outdoors, fluorescent-cool white & incandescent)
Self Timer 10 second or 2 second user selectable
Record Modes Single, Continuous (up to 4 shots), Color/Black & White, Sharpness
Sensitivity ISO 80 - ISO 320
Shutter 1/500 to 1 second
Flash Adjusting range 3 ft to 10 ft (Auto, & Off)
Mode Dial Capture, Playback, Setup, PC Connect
Dimensions 4.5(W) x 2.7(H) x 2.0(D) inches
Weight 7.7 ounces
Power Source 4 AA size batteries (Alkaline, NiMH or LiH)
Terminals USB interface, AC Adapter
Platform Windows 98/2000/ME, Macintosh OS9+
Software Sierra Imaging's Image Expert
 

TOSHIBA  PDR-M11

Toshiba is racing to the front of the pack with the new PDR-M11, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera ideal for entrylevel home, education or business users looking for quality digital photography at an affordable price.

Designed for fun, go anywhere shooting, the pocket-sized PDR-M11 captures images awash with vibrant color and detail at resolutions as high as 1280 x 960. The supplied 8MB SmartMedia#153; removable memory card can hold up to 97 images, providing hours of photographic enjoyment.

Incorporating the advanced imaging technology found in more expensive digital cameras - such as an all-glass lens with 2X digital zoom, a 1.8-inch LCD color monitor, and a built-in four-mode flash system - the PDR-M11 remains remarkably easy to use with its intuitive mode dial functionality and on-screen prompts. Adding to the camera's appeal is its high-speed USB-cable connectivity for "hot-swapping" and plugging directly into a PC for super-fast downloading without having to reboot.

The extra care in the design of the camera's 6-element auto focus lens (F3.0/F8.0) assures professional-level results, and enables users to print color photos up to 5 inches x 7 inches with sharper details and crisp edges. The Toshiba lens is the equivalent of a 39.18mm on a 35mm camera, making it perfect for a wide range of picture-taking situations, from portraits to landscapes.

In addition to an impressive array of automatic functions, the PDR-M11 has adjustable shutter speeds and user-selectable aperture settings. Its manual mode also allows for changes in white balance, exposure, flash brightness, and for continuous shooting of up to four shots in less than five seconds.

The camera records JPEG images at three compression levels - fine, normal and basic. Depending on the image compression selected, it can record 10, 23, or up to 49 pictures at the 1280 x 960 resolution, or 98, 202, or 408 at the 640 x 480 resolution on an 8MB SmartMedia card. In addition, there is an uncompressed TIFF mode that fits 1 shot on the 8MB card at the 1280 x 960 setting.

Sleek and compact, the PDR-M11 weighs a mere 7.8 ounces, and sports dimensions of 4.5(W) x 2.7(H) x 2.0(D) inches.

The PDR-M11 comes bundled with software for accessing, managing and enhancing digital photos. Also included are the USB cable, and an 8MB SmartMedia™ Card. It uses four AA-size alkaline batteries that can take up to 250 shots when the LCD is turned off, and 100 shots when it is turned on.

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