Casio's QV-10, but it was a revolutionary product back in 1995 — the world's first consumer-grade digital camera to come with an LCD for previewing and viewing images.


Hardware

The QV-10 is about the size and weight of a small 35mm snapshot camera.
, there's a small (1.8" diagonal) active-matrix color LCD which shows you what the camera sees

The lens is fixed focus; everything beyond 60cm at F2 (28cm at F8) is in focu

s. A macro setting is available; when active, the lens is set to focus on objects about 14cm away (again, of course, depth of field at F8 increases the acceptable focus range).

Battery :

The camera takes four AA batteries. A fresh set of alkaline batteries should last you about two hours, says the manual.

Jacks

Under a little hatch on the top of the camera are three jacks. One connects the camera to a computer; another carries a video signal to a monitor, VCR, or video printer.