The Olympus Stylus 760 offers both hardware image stabilization and software anti-blur in a very pocket friendly body. The Stylus 760 includes both a seven (7.1) megapixel CCD image sensor and Olympus-branded 3x optical zoom lens, as well as a 2.5" LCD display with 230,000 pixels. The LCD is a wide-view type that allows good visibility within a useful 140 degree angle, and has a button on the camera body to boost the backlight strength to help when in sunlight plus improve the view when sharing photos with friends on the camera's LCD. The Olympus 760 packs these features into an all-weather metal body that can handle rain, dust and snow. Other features include 26 shooting modes, compatibility with an optional underwater housing, 18MB of built-in memory, xD-Picture card storage slot, 37-111mm equivalent focal length, F3.4 to F5.7 maximum aperture, 22 scene modes, movie mode (15 FPS), Dual IS image stabilization, xD 2.0 card slot (up to 1GB), 15x total zoom (3x optical/12x digital), built-in flash, built-in lens shield, USB socket, ¼ inch 20 thread tripod socket, and it all runs off one LI-42B Li-Ion rechargeable battery. The Olympus Stylus 760 was introduced in February 2007 and the suggested retail Price was $249.99.