When it comes to popular digital cameras manufacturers, GE isn't exactly a name that comes to mind. Believe it or not, GE's General Imaging division has some new cameras with rocking features like HD video recording (720p MPEG4), ISO 3200, 12 megapixel sensors, image stabilization and face detection. One of their cameras even has a kick-ass feature that no other major manufacturer offers, a built in GPS receiver.
The E1050 is a 10 megapixel digicam with 720P HD movie recording, a 3 inch LCD, face detection, 5x optical zoom and low-light friendly ISO 3200. The feature that makes it stand out from the crowd is the embedded GPS
receiver. The GPS chip from Geotate embeds the raw GPS data into the image files. The chipset in the camera doesn't actually process the GPS information and determine your location. Instead it saves power by letting your desktop photo software crunch the numbers and get a fix on the location where the image was taken. Check it out:
The E1235 is GE's flagship 12 megapixel camera and features 3x optical zoom, ISO 3200 and a 2.7 inch LCD:
The E1035 is a 10 megapixel digicam with a big fat 3 inch LCD screen and ISO 3200:
The G2 is a tiny little ultracompact 8 megapixel digital camera featuring image stabilization, ISO 1600, 4x zoom, a 2.7 inch LCD, face detection, smile detection and face detection:
