formatting floppy disks for sony digital mavica

Like other Mavicas, it retains the ever-popular internal floppy disk drive, permitting images to be exported from the camera to host computer simply by removing the floppy disk, inserting it in the computer, and copying the files. The subject of this review is Sony's new Mavica MVC-FD97, redefining the high end of the Mavica line. As they did last year, this year's announcements affected both the Mavica and CyberShot lines. This year (2001), they did it again at Spring PMA in Orlando, FL, announcing another six new units. Last spring (February, 2000), they stunned the digicam world by announcing no fewer than six new digicam models. More than any other single company, Sony has dominated the digital camera market the last few years, thanks in large part to the easy computer interfacing offered by their Mavica(tm) line of floppy disk based cameras. We are accommodating this request with special copies of each review, formatted to allow the text flow to be dictated by the browser window. Readers have requested free-formatted versions of our reviews (without the graphical accouterments of our page design), to make printing easier. (Next): Executive Overview> :Intro and Highlights Review First Posted: Ģ.1 megapixel CCD, up to 1600x1200 imagesġ0x optical, 2x digital zoom, optically stabilizedįloppy or Memory Stick and USB computer interface Sony MVC-FD97 Sony adds a Memory Stick and USB to the FD95 - No more file-compression blues!

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Formatting floppy disks for sony digital mavica