Win a Casio EX-FH20 digital camera

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• I read that Daewoo are going to help produce a "water-powered" car. May I suggest that refuelling points, i.e., water taps, are indicated by a sign with a large blue rectangle showing a white letter 'P'. Posted by Rob Falconer, UK
• Mobile phones became the necessity rather than luxury of past... But the latest technology innovations in these Phones failed to catch up with a ordinary requirements of connecting each other with image...If I cant see my mom while I talk to her it does not connects to both of us... Nokia says it connects...is it really ? Posted by Robin, India
• Why does it always ran on weekends ?
  
  Christmas is great. We should have it every year !
  
  Posted by Victor Curtis, UK
• I once met a guy with wooden legs who had REAL FEET.... ;o) Posted by Steve Gulliver, England UK
• If you travel through space quickly enough, you can come back to earth and meet any of history's most beautiful women and have a great time with no worries about what might happen! Posted by tony taylor, UNITED KINGDOM
• If I win, I'll share the uncensored pictures Posted by Jamiek, UK
• I am looking for a new all-in-one printer, such as the Epson PX700 or the Canon Pixma 630.
  I look up the information on pocket-lint.co.uk, then go to the web-site of the item, such as Epson and Canon.
  I like the Epson all-in-one but there is more information about the Canon Pixma 630 on the Canon web site and has a video of what the item can do, such as scan to memory card and to PFD format.
  
  Please note there is a video link on the Epson web-site - but the link does not work. Posted by John Bright, UK
• With the Government chasing Moles may I suggest they give Rentokil a call." Posted by ken wilkinson, uk
• Laughter is the best medicine.
  
  For everything except a hernia. Posted by Carl White, UK
• Don't eat a Polar Bears liver ... you'll die !! Posted by Dave Groom, England
• i would love one of these cameras to film my local non league football team and then stick it on youtubem,and it would look good next to my casio watch. Posted by kevin, uk
• I would just love this camera. But I can't afford it, so I just have to win it. Posted by Edward Fuller, United Kingdom
• Casio make cameras???
  
  The last time I checked they were famous for calculators & watches!
  
  Posted by James Clipsham, UK
• Just cheked out the Casio Website.....
  
  The still make watches, but NO Calulators......has the world gone mad?
  
  If we carry on like this I wont be able to record the Singles chart onto cassette!
  
  Pause...DOH....miseed it. Posted by James, UK
• Even with 40 frames per second you still wouldn't be able to capture Jade Goody pausing to think before she speaks. Posted by Leonard, England
• I think that this is a far more realistic camera than their other offering. 9mp seems tooffer the right balance between definition and useability. Unfortunately Casio remains out of the big league of camera makers partly because they need to have a high end lens up front but it's a brave idea to find a niche in the market that will allow many analyse motion at a reasonable cost. Posted by Pete Dawson, UK
• With their new cameras Casio are setting the pace - I hope to win one - so watch this space Posted by Robert Irving, United Kingdom
• A camera at christmas is as magical as the pressies under the tree, a new camera for me and my family. Posted by Sarah Swainsbury, Essex
• Q. What is bright eyed and bushy tailed
  
  A. a squirrel on crack Posted by Steve Nelson, UK
• Good one Posted by David Caldwell, United Kingdom
• i want one. Posted by colin mcderment, UK
• casio camera so now !!!! Posted by jane , uk
• so cool.
  i have to have this camera. Posted by Alyse, U.S.
• Can anyone remember the movie Trains Planes & Automobiles?
  
  John Candy: "I have 2 dollars and ....a Casio"
  
  http://www.adrianspeyer.com/planes17.mp3
  
  What is the CCD size? It is up against competition from Canon and Nikon, but the 40 FPS is a plus for some appliactions. Posted by Perplexer, United Kingdom
• The Casio EX-FH20 certainly seems an excellent piece of kit. I'm wondering what the power consumption is like at 40 FPS?
  
  Does it come with its own built in fast breeder reactor or two suitcases to carry your spare batteries in? Posted by everquest, UK
• I read recently that researches have made a major breakthrough with the ability to send electricity through the air. The recorded distance of 60 miles is the main factor in success. This research of this method was approached by the need to capture Solar energy. The energy consumption can only reach optimum efficiency if the panels are placed outside Earth's atmosphere. The length is exactly 60 miles to be precise so testing will begin shortly. The reason I ask is because I have interest in the probability of magnetic disturbance. Is it possible that this may cause destruction to our environment? The electromagnetic forces that may very well be effected could even damage our cameras in particular. If anyone has any further information on the technology feel free to contribute. I find it fascinating beyond belief, but I'd like to know the dangers involved prior to its use. Thank you. Posted by Daniel Dougherty, United States
• The EX-FH20 looks easy to use for novices - yet has a raft of features to keep the more accomplished photographers as happy as Larry (my mate’s called Larry and he’s always happy).
  Just looking at the spec; the camera seems to have something for everyone: For example -
  Its anti-shake function should keep Shakin Stevens rock steady whilst he takes pictures of “This ole House” and Snow White will be less than Grumpy knowing she can select from seven speed burst settings – a feature that “dwarfs” the camera’s competition.
  With the camera’s high power, wide angle zoom lens - Fat Fighter’s Marjorie Dores will now be able to take a “larger-than-life” class photo without slicing the edge off anyone. And with 9.1 mega pixels it could be blown up to super-size and be stuck on a billboard!!!
  It looks like Tony Hawks and all those Skater dudes will be able to record their tricks & jumps in incredible detail due to the camera’s “faster than the human eye” ultra high speed movie recording (at up to 1000fps). Watch out You-tube for some really impressive slo-mo Ollie footage once they splash their cash on this beauty.
  Even the “creatures of the night” seem to be catered for. But it’s a shame Vampires can’t be photographed - because if they could, they would surely be ‘fangs’ of the camera’s Night Setting which allows high speed night shots to come out in superb detail.
  Finally, the 20x optical zoom is a must for Bill Oddie so he can sit in a bush getting close ups of all those birds – perhaps he should take up Ornithology instead!!
  In a nutshell – it’s a bargain and I’d sure snap one up if I’m not lucky enough to win it.
  Posted by Ian H, England
• My brother loaned me his Casio but said it was nicknamed The Duck, I found out why when I got it out, everybody Ducked. Posted by David Devine, England
• CASIO ARE THE TOPS.
  WHEN I HAD A PIXEL MALFUNCTION ON MY EXS600 THEY FITTED A NEW LCD SCREEN "IN A FLASH" AND NO QUIBLE.
  NOW THAT'S SERVICE !!
  SURE I'DE LOVE TO WIN, BUT HEY !! SNAP ! SNAP!
  Posted by Harry Jackson, U.K.
• Charles D. McKinley, 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y., had four weeks of vacation coming, so he decided to visit his parents in DeSoto, Texas. Rather than buy a plane ticket for $320, McKinley, a shipping clerk, packed himself into a shipping crate and air-expressed himself home, charging the fees to his employer. When the crate was delivered to his parents' front step, McKinley pushed out of the box and shook hands with the "shaken and frightened" delivery driver.
  
  if i'd have done this i'd be stuck in the royal mail sorting depot until march Posted by john lake, england
• Friends come and go, but enemies accumulate. Posted by Tom Howe, United Kingdom
• Well I have such a bad memory that I'd record where and what I get up to, so it would be nice to win one of those erm what do you win again? things. Posted by David Devine, England
• WOW that camera would be really beneficial for me and my photography. Posted by jordan ette, united kingdom
• The Casio EX-FH20 pre-record mode that buffers images before the shutter
  
  release is pressed could make Gramps look really fast on the shutter when
  
  capturing those fleeting moments. Posted by Howard Martin, South Africa
• The Casio EX-FH20 pre-record mode that buffers images before the shutter
  
  release is pressed could make Gramps look really fast on the shutter when
  
  capturing those fleeting moments. Posted by Howard Martin, South Africa
• I want that one Posted by roger, UK
• Oh yes if this camera should rich me here in Nigeria i think i will show it to my president and the world.
  
  
  
  
  Posted by Suleiman Moses, Nieria
• last fm sounds like an interesting concept .Curious to know how it works as all peoples musical tastes vary. Posted by Sue Lemmon, UK
• With so much clever, creative witing in this blog, I`ll leave the literary genius to others and just say,......I`ve got your dog, so you know what to do!!
  
  Posted by Jo McGawley, UK
• Both of my feet are warring Archbishops, so I have trouble walking.
  Thus my need to continually wave at cut price slippers. Posted by Martin Stephens, UK
• 40 fps makes a market for terabyte drives and image management software. In the future, everyone will be famous for 36,000 frames. Posted by katrina hanmer, United Kingdom
• Casio cameras?? At least we can be assured that the time and date stamp on the photo's will be correct, I think!
  
  On a serious note, Casio have lived up to their company philosophy by producing yet another innovative product that, on face value, seems a real contender for the big players in the camera market. Posted by Simon G, UK
• Why oh why oh why? Yet another company trying their hands at something they don't have any history of!
  
  You wouldn't buy a computer made by Cadburys. So, when there are so many specific camera brands in the market has some genius at Casio figured they'd join in? Clearly someone in product development was having an off day.
  
  Stick to calculators and watches! Posted by Laura G., United Kingdom