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Casio's Exilim FH-20 Camera

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Casio is following on from its critically acclaimed F1 digital camera with a new model, the high-speed Exilim FH-20, that features most of the same technology but is more compact, offers a higher resolution and is cheaper.The FH20 has a 9-megapixel image sensor, up from 6-megapixels on the F1; the zoom has been increased from 12X to 20X and the rear LCD (liquid crystal display) monitor is a 3-inch model from 2.8-inches on the F1. Perhaps the best news is the price: it will be available in the US in October for around $600.

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