Steve’s Digicams yesterday published reviews of 2 recently introduced digital cameras from Hewlett Packard.

The HP Photosmart 735 digital camera delivers outstanding digital snapshots with 3.2 MP resolution and up to 15x zoom - 3x optical and 5x digital - from a Pentax precision lens for clear, crisp photo prints.

“Priced in the mid-range of the consumer digicam market, the Hewlett Packard Photosmart 735’s 3.2 megapixel imager, high-quality 3X Pentax optical zoom lens, movie mode with sound, and several scene modes offer alot for your money. This automatic point-n-shoot is simple enough for a novice to obtain good results, and offers enough creative control to please most intermediate users.”

Website: Steve’s Digicams - HP Photosmart 735 Review

Website: HP Photosmart 735 Specifications

The HP Photosmart 635 is an entry level digicam that has 2.1 megapixel total resolution and up to 12x total zoom - 3x optical and 4x digital.

“The Photosmart 635’s shooting performance is average. From power-on to the capture of your first image takes about five seconds. Shutter delay, the elapsed time between releasing the shutter and capturing the image, measured a respectable 2/10 second when pre-focused, or about 1 second including autofocus time. Shot-to-shot took a leisurely 5 seconds. These times are based on 1600 x 1200 images without the flash on. The 635 is not responsive enough to be considered good for sports or capturing unposed action, but it should suffice for most other shooting situations.”

Website: Steve’s Digicams - HP Photosmart 635 Review

Website: HP Photosmart 635 Specifications