Name: Camileo X400
Brand: Toshiba
SKU: 273000
Rating: 3.7 (6 reviews)

Sensor type: CMOS
Optical sensor size: 1/3.2 in
Effective megapixels: 5 Mpx
Maximum aperture: 4.1
Display diagonal: 3 in
Touchscreen: yes
Maximum resolution: 1920, 1080 px

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Toshiba Camileo X400 - Full Specifications

Sensor type	CMOS
Optical sensor size	1.0 in
Effective megapixels	5.0 Mpx
Total megapixels	5.0 Mpx

Optical zoom	23.0 x
Digital zoom	120.0 x
Minimum aperture	3.5
Maximum aperture	4.1
Focal length range (f-f) (Lens system)	4 - 92
Focus adjustment	Auto

Self-timer delay	10.0 s
Built-in flash	yes
3D support	no
Face detection	yes

Built-in microphone	yes
Audio system	Stereo

Height	2.52 in
Width	4.72 in
Depth	2.05 in
Weight	10.41 oz

Battery technology	Lithium-Ion
Battery recharge time	4.0 h
AC adapter included	yes

On Screen Display (OSD)	yes

ISO	1600
Maximum image resolution	4608 x 3456 px
White balance modes	Auto Daylight Tungsten Fluorescent
Supported image file formats	JPG
Photo effects	Black&White Negative film Sepia Skin tones
Image stabilizer	yes
Image stabilizer type	Digital

Built-in display	yes
Display	LCD
Display aspect ratio	16:9
Display diagonal	3.0 in
Touchscreen	yes
Viewfinder type	Not available

Resolution	640 x 480 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080
Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 px
HD type	Full HD
Video formats supported	H.264 MP4
Maximum frame rate	60.0 fps

Colour of product	Black Red
Waterproof	no

Compatible memory cards	SD SDHC SDXC
Maximum memory card size	128.0 GB
Storage types	Memory card NAND

HDMI	no
Microphone port	yes
Wireless	no
PictBridge	no
Remote control	yes

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Toshiba Camileo X400 Toshiba - Editorial Reviews (1)

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CNET

Published: 16.02.2012

Toshiba Camileo X400

The overall appeal of the Toshiba Camileo X400 lies heavily in its aesthetic appearance and design, which make it seem like a far more expensive camera than it actually is. Underneath this impressive exterior, however, is a very poor video camera that is as underwhelming as it is frustrating.