CNET have reviewed the Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS an 8 megapixel point and shoot digital camera with a 3x optical zoom lens and 2.5 inch LCD.
They write: “Image quality from the SD1100 IS is quite nice for a camera of its class. Its automatic white balance does a good, but not perfect, job of neutralizing colors under a variety of light sources. It adds a bit of warmth to incandescent-lit shots and a touch of green to fluorescent, but does a great job in natural daylight. Given the success of the SD1000, I was surprised that Canon let the camera’s shot-to-shot time slide with the SD1100 IS. They make up for it a bit by adding optical image stabilization and keeping the impressive image quality of its predecessor. Despite my whining, the SD1100 IS is still a very nice camera, and if you’re going to make a trade-off anywhere, I’d rather wait a bit longer between shots than sacrifice image quality or shutter lag. As long as you don’t mind the long flash recycle time, Canon’s SD1100 IS makes a great choice for a relatively inexpensive ultracompact camera.”
The Canon Powershot SD890 IS (IXUS 970 IS in Europe) (announced 12 March, 2008) is a 10 megapixel point and shoot with 5x optical zoom (37mm – 185mm equiv.) and a 2.5 inch PureColor II LCD display.
The Canon Powershot SD790 IS (IXUS 90) (announced March 12, 2008) is a 10 megapixel point and shoot camera featuring a 3x zoom lens (35mm – 105mm) and a 3.0 inch PureColour II LCD display.
The Canon Powershot SD770 IS (IXUS 85) (announced March 12, 2008) is a 10 megapixel point and shoot camera featuring a 3x zoom lens (35mm – 105mm) and a 2.5 inch PureColour II LCD display.