Review: The 55LW5600 from LG offers eye-popping 3D for bargain price using passive glasses technology.

Review: The LG 47LW5600 brings eye-popping 3D to an affordable price level using passive glasses technology.

The Nikon Coolpix S9100 telescopes out to an astounding 18x optical zoom from a surprisingly compact body, but lacks the optical image stabilization to make full use of it.

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX100V comes packed with features including a slick touch interface, 3D still capability, and 1080p video recording at 60 FPS, but the sun is quick to wipe out the delicate OLED screen.

The Sony HDR-CX130 does an admirable job for its price tag offering excellent AVCHD videos, 30x optical zoom, and a touchscreen LCD display.

The Panasonic Viera TC-L42E30 LED LCD HDTV offers competitive picture quality at a reasonable price, but loses points for missing Wi-Fi connectivity out of the box.

The Canon T3 continues the EOS tradition with a 12.2 megapixel resolution. It does come with improved HD movie recording and in-camera editing options for recordings.

The Nikon Coolpix P500 turns up objects you can’t even see with incredible 36x zoom, but optical image stabilization would make it easier to use at the most extreme zoom levels.

Review: Samsung's PN59D550 offers an extra inch in Samsung's Plus One Design compared to 58-inch HDTVs. It also has great plasma black levels and 3D performance.

Review: Samsung's Plus One Design offers buyers an extra inch of diagonal span in the PN64D550. Plus, 3D performance and amazing plasma black levels.

Review: The Samsung PN51D550 gives buyers an extra inch of diagonal span compared to 50-inch HDTVs, plus outstanding plasma black levels and 3D performance.

Review: The Nikon D5100 shoots outstanding photos with amazing low light performance, but a ho-hum kit lens will have digging in your pockets for better glass shortly.

Review: The Olympus E-PM1 packs a serious punch in a tiny package with a 12.3 megapixel sensor, 14-42mm lens, and a budget friendly price.

Review: The Canon PowerShot SX40 HS packs a punch with a impressive 35x optical zoom, 10.3 FPS and full 1080p video recording.

Review: While we aren't thrilled with the touchscreen interface the PowerShot 510 HS from Canon does offer great image and video quality in a compact package which makes it a solid choice.

Review: The innovative JVC GC-PX10 aims to serve as a true hybrid between a still camera and camcorder, but poor low-light quality and a number of other factors make it hard to justify the $799 price tag.

Review: The Nikon 1 J1 predictably outperforms point-and-shoot competitors, but can’t best similar cameras from Olympus and Sony.

This is the big brother to the cute but over-priced Nikon 1 J1. It costs hundreds more, but how does it compare to the J1 and Sony NEX-7?

Sony's Alpha NEX-7 interchangeable lens camera offers up some of the most impressive specs to hit the digital camera market in recent memory, but does its real-life performance match its specs?

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 achieves impressive color quality, but struggles to completely justify its intimidating price tag.

The Sony alpha NEX-F3 continues to refine Sony’s winning blend of compact size and performance with an even better sensor.

Nikon’s D3200 shoots razor-sharp 24-megapixel stills for under $700, making it an attractive first buy for DSLR beginners.

Pentax defies convention – and common sense – with the trendy but poor-performing mirrorless K-01.

Nikon’s D800 is a behemoth in size, resolution and price, but professionals and serious enthusiasts will find it delivers photos on par with its larger-than-life personality.

Sony’s alpha SLT-A77 DSLR justifies an intimidating price tag with specs that put the competition to shame and photos to match.

If there is one type of point-and-shoot that is holding up against the smart phone onslaught, it’s the mega-zoom. For all their convenience, smart phones have poor-quality digital zooms, nothing like the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS with its 50x glass optics. Despite issues with noise at high ISO and less-than-stellar video, the SX50 is a […]

The PowerShot G15 by Canon utilizes a 12-megapixel CMOS image sensor, a 5x optical zoom lens, and a 3-inch TFT LCD display with 922k-dot resolution.

The mirrorless Alpha NEX-6 by Sony models a 16.1-megapixel APS-C CMOS image sensor, enabled 1080i video capture, and Wi-Fi.

The ultracompact Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX200V includes a 18.2-megapixel BSI-CMOS image sensor, a 5x optical zoom lens, and a 3.3-inch OLED touchscreen interface.

Compact System Cameras like the 20.3-megapixel Samsung NX20 continue to blur the lines with DSLRs, but there are some huge differences. Can a mirrorless CSC like the NX20 truly compete with a traditional DSLR in the real world?

The Nikon D600 is a full frame, mid-size DSLR with a 24.3-megapixel CMOS image sensor, targeting enthusiast photographers.

The Pentax K-30 is a basic DSLR, but it has a weather-resistance build and can be ordered in different colors. However, the so-so performance and poor video quality at its listed price suggest you can do better.

The NX300 made us drool when we played with an earlier prototype, and the production model doesn’t disappoint: good picture and video quality, high-res screen, and great Wi-Fi. The 3D option, however, is a pass.

An expensive and glorified point-and-shoot it may be, but the full-frame Sony RX1 backs it up with DSLR-like image quality and a fixed Carl Zeiss f/2.0 35mm lens.