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CES 2011: Best cameras CES 2011: Best cameras

Lady Gaga Grey Label Polaroid GL30 camera

Camera releases often take a back seat at CES, but this year was top notch for novelty and exciting extras. Lady Gaga’s Grey Label for Polaroid got the company doing what it should have done ages ago: locking into the hipster pound and getting back to its roots as a retro, portable brand. Aside from Gaga’s mad sunglasses, a raft of unexciting compacts were announced, with a few exceptions: Wi-Fi with remote shooting, 3D capture and super compacts for under £100. We’ve found the needles in the haystack: click through for our roundup of the best cameras from CES 2011.

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Good morning! While we in Blighty slumbered like big gadget obsessed children, the crack squad of Electricpig reporters at CES 2011 were hunting down some seriously exciting news nuggets. We’ve rounded them up in the CES 2011 roundup that you see before you now. Read on for the skinny on Microsoft Avatar Kinect (clue: it’s science fiction made real!), the Blackberry Playbook getting reading to punch its weight beside the iPad, a quick run out for the Nike+ Sportswatch GPS and much, much more. What are you waiting for? Click through!

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We’ve been getting an eyeful of some gadgets at the CES Digital Experience in Las Vegas tonight, and we almost missed this wee Kodak Easyshare Mini camera, purely because it’s one of the smallest digital cameras we’ve seen.

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officialLike mobiles, cameras have their own dedicated tech hoedown, called PMA. But that didn’t stop some of the planet’s hottest snapper sellers from showing off some awesome new kit at CES 2010. In fact, this year’s show was positively buzzing with peerless new peepers, including some of our favourite gadgets of the entire show. Here’s our top five cameras and camcorders from the show floor.

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Kodak-playsport-3aa

The Kodak Playsport isn’t the slimmest high def camcorder we’ve seen today, but it’s certainly the most fun. It’s a cheery, rugged Flip style shooter, and we’ve bagged an early hands-on with it. Read on for all the shots!

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The Kodak Slice is the camera company’s first foray into touchscreen compact cameras, stuffed with easy to use features that’ll have you uploading all your shots online automatically. We’ve just grabbed a little face time with it, so read on for the gallery proof.

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Kodak ESP 3250 review Kodak ESP 3250 review

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Kodak ESP 3250

Kodak’s been trumpeting the cheap cost of the ink in its all-in-one printers, especially the natty Kodak ESP 3250 . But is that the only reason to buy one? Or is it just marketing guff to get you spending. Check out our Kodak ESP 3250 review and we’ll tell you whether it’s worth laying down your cash for.

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Natal-Mylo-12009 was a belter for killer new toys and life-changing web extras. And by the looks of it, 2010 is set to be even better, with everything from Freeview HD to the Apple tablet stoking our gadgety passions over the next year. So without further ado, here’s our pick of the ten best technologies to get het over in 2010.

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