Samsung PL120

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Front-facing secondary LCDs are usually geared to the most casual users, but the PL120's test results say otherwise.

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A big sensor, but plain looks, plain features, plain performance.

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Unremarkable, but not bad, performance, but with nothing to really recommend it.

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Nikon's inexpensive Coolpix S3300 is a very portable, pretty stylish ultracompact.

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It's got some quirks, and could use a paint-job, but budding action photographers may want to read on.

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The Samsung PL120 is a competitively priced point-and-shoot, distinguished by its front-facing LCD.

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Samsung PL120

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Does this model's performance live up to its shiny, shiny exterior? We let the lab tests decide.

Front-facing secondary LCDs are usually geared to the most casual users, but the PL120's test results say otherwise.

Our full review of the Samsung SH100. We loved the PL120, so how does this Wi-Fi model stack up?

Kodak's EasyShare Mini is a favorite for children and first-time shooters.

The 100 HS lacks some of its siblings' hot-ticket extra features, but it's a great camera for the money.

The PL210 rings in at under $200 with a pocket-friendly size and 10x optical zoom. Sound like the ideal camera?

Samsung's MV800 MultiView packs an articulating LCD and a sweet, smartphone-like user interface.

A big sensor, but plain looks, plain features, plain performance.

Unremarkable, but not bad, performance, but with nothing to really recommend it.

We put the Canon A4000 IS through our full series of performance tests and were shocked at the results.

For those who demand a AA-powered camera, the A1300 is a fair model that holds up better than most.

Nikon's inexpensive Coolpix S3300 is a very portable, pretty stylish ultracompact.

It's got some quirks, and could use a paint-job, but budding action photographers may want to read on.

The Samsung PL120 is a competitively priced point-and-shoot, distinguished by its front-facing LCD.

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