DigitalCameraInfo have published an interesting comparison of 5 digital cameras with image stablisation systems.

“We photographed a scene in low light to see how the cameras handled relatively long exposures. Because the cameras do not have straightforward manual controls, we ended up with a range of exposure times, from 1/4 of a second to a full second. Given that range, these results are not directly comparable. Still, they show that the cameras can yield usable images at very low speeds. Again, our sample images are shown at 100 percent: each pixel on the computer display corresponds to a single pixel in the image file.”

Website: DigitalCameraInfo - Point-and-Shoot Image Stabilization Tested