Top Ten Cameras Under 100

I bought 4 cameras about 3 years ago and I wish I had them ten years ago.

This has to be the best bang for buck for the Fuji X system. Under 100 bucks and you get solid metal build, great IQ, clicky aperture ring, etc. Its fairly compact, renders some great bokeh, and overall has a great design to it as well. Definitely recommend for those on a budget and also those wanting to produce excellent images with a manual lens.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

Under 20 bucks and it works

I replaced 100mb Network cards in ten WinXP PCs with the StarTech 10/100/1000 cards, and the upgrade went great. All the drivers installed no problem, and the response time improvement on the network was exactly as I hoped - lightning fast!

Ten years ago, I shot several rolls of Fomapan 100, and was impressed by its tonality (love it!) but was scared away by its grain when under-exposed. I guessed that the grain of this 400 film would be too much for me. This year, I finally picked up 100ft roll of it and have gone through over half of the roll as of today. Really like tonality of it under different light condition. And the best surprise is that the grain seems total fine - the trick is to rate it between between 200-320 and less agitation in development.

Have had the original 100-400L for close to ten years now, and while a good workhorse, this new MKII lens is much sharper, and focus's much faster. I coupled it with the 1.4 extender MKIII for some long shot's and impressed with the overall sharpness of the pictures. It isn't as fast focusing with the Extender on it, but works great as a stand alone lens.

I have owned the original Canon 100-400 L for about ten years and had no complaints. About a month ago I upgraded to version II and I couldn't be happier. The new image stabilization alone is worth the price plus the much shorter minimum focusing distance comes in handy. I would highly recommend this lens.

I bought this to replace a ten year old $100 UMAX scanner that finally broke. So you can guess how demanding my scanner needs are. I find this scanner is perfect, the lid lifts up nicely to accommodate thick objects, it does a preview scan quickly, and you have plenty of options to choose from for your final scan. I scanned some beaded earrings and necklaces in and they came out pretty good, not insanely better than my old scanner but an improvement especially on the blacks. I have used it to scan a few negatives as well, which came out great using the negative holder. I use it on a Mac running OSX 10.6.7 and the install process was easy and the provided software is fine.

I purchased this projector, because it was 2nd in a top-ten list provided by a projector review website. The 3D is much better than a theater, it displays rich color, contrast is amazing as well. I now have no need to go to the theater to watch 3D, because it looks better in my basement.