2001 and Liverpool are prizewinners... again. Its been a long time coming, but Houllier has conjured up a historic feat, and Liverpool--the Treble--Season review 2000-2001 is a must for any self respecting LFC fan. In a never-to-be-forgotten season the team captured an unprecedented cup treble, alongside the small matter of a Champions League qualification for the first time, after all "Liverpool without European football is like a banquet without wine!"--Roy Evans.

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The Sony DCR-TRV130 Digital8 Camcorder provides a good introduction to the world of digital video, being an easy-to-use and capable entry level digital camcorder. Despite being Sonys "best value" Digital8 camcorder, the TRV130 has a list of features that would fill this review on its own.

The Digital8 format uses standard 8 mm tapes to store digital video rather than the more expensive MiniDV format. You can fit up to 90 minutes on a single tape in LP mode. The TRV130 is respectably compact a..

The small silver Fuji FinePix A101 is designed to be taken anywhere and used as a simple point-and-shoot compact digital camera. Its wonderfully easy to use and the manual goes through each function clearly. Everything can be set to automatic and youll be taking pictures minutes after youve unpacked it.

On the back is an LCD screen to frame and view your pictures. It lacks enough contrast to frame pictures under low indoor lighting though. After youve taken your picture you can view it and pa..

The Sony DSC-P50 digital camera is Sonys latest addition to the Cyber-shot range, offering 2.1 megapixel resolution, with a 3x optical zoom at an affordable price. Its design echoes that of the classic DSC-P1, though the form factor is significantly larger and the casing is predominantly plastic. The build quality is excellent despite this and the two-tone silver and blue finish is stylish--typically Sony.

The controls are well laid out and simple to follow. A power button on the top is next ..

If youre looking for a 2.2 megapixel, optical zoom camera that also takes movies (with sound) and thats incredibly simple to use, then the Kodak DX3600 EasyShare is going to be hard to beat.

The camera itself is not the smallest on the market, but fits comfortably in the hand with the controls always easily accessible. There is a simple dial on the top of the camera that sets the user mode between still picture capture, movie capture, review and set-up. The various menus are easily navigated ..

The Kodak DX4900 builds on the success of the EasyShare range, bringing 4.0 megapixels and a whisper-quiet 2x optical zoom in an easy to use and extremely affordable package.

The DX4900 is essentially an update to the successful 3 megapixel DX3900 with a new 4.0 megapixel CCD capable of producing good quality prints up to 50x75cm poster size. Indeed the camera was named best point-and-shoot digital camera in its price range at the 2002 Photo Marketing Association Awards. This award was based..