Nobody makes anything like the Sony DSC-T7 any more: a tiny, pocketable slice of camera barely 1cm thick, with a sliding lens cover and periscope-style 3x zoom. It seems jarringly futuristic, a camera from a time when digital technology meant new, previously impossible form factors. That time? The halcyon days of 2005, when Youtube was brand new and this camera's 640x480 video resolution was more than enough. The rest of the specs are very 2005, too: it shoots 5mp stills, ISO tops out at 400, and it records on Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo cards. Also, there's no USB connection, so you'll need a memory stick reader (not included) to get your photos off the camera. Still fun though.