Digital cameras under 100 dollars used to be of very cheap quality, with limited features and mediocre design. Nowadays, however, you can make that same hundred dollars stretch further as advances in technology have rendered the distinctions between "budget" cameras and high-end cameras more and more indistinct.

The Timex Expedition is a chronograph watch with a bezel that's got a tachymeter engraved in it in order to measure time over distance.

The Ironman Shock is the very portrait of a Timex Solar Watch, with a digital design featuring a fifty-lap memory, a two-mode countdown timer, and water resistance up to depths of six hundred and sixty feet.

SLR digital cameras have taken the world of photography by storm, with many "prosumer" models rivaling all but the very best of the old-fashioned film-based designs.

Thin digital cameras are all the rage, and are grabbing ever more market share. Manufacturers have taken notice, and today's offerings rival relatively bulky digital SLR cameras in certain features and feature sets.