Fast Company  Casio's 5-Megapixel Exilim Cameraphone Is Army-
Tough  Casio just released a cameraphone that's likely to dodge
the criticisms we've leveled at other camera/phone convergence
devices. That's because rather than pointlessly add high
megapixels to it, Casio put some really good stuff inside the
Exilim.  casio exilim The camera segment is a 5.1-megapixel unit
with a three-times optical zoom, autofocus with 9-point
metering, and there's a high-brightness LED flash, as well as a
built-in image stabilization system. Those features add up to a
pretty potent digital photography system, but that's not too
much of a surprise given Casio already makes the successful
Exilim range of digital cameras.   The phone segment has a
2.3-inch LCD and a secondary 0.7-inch OLED on the outside, along
with stereo Bluetooth, a full HTML browser with WAP support
(remember WAP?) and "advanced speech recognition." It can act as
a digital photo frame to show off your best shots and it also
displays images over a TV-out link.