The Kodak EasyShare C875, like all the current crop of point and shoot digicams has an extremely compact form factor and tries to be the perfect blend of style and functionality.

The Kodak C875 has an impressive eight megapixel resolution on it. This would keep most folks happy in the crazy pixel world! While the focal length of the lens is unknown we do know that like previous EasyShares this one too will feature the Schneider Kreuznach zoom lens and it also has a 2.5 inch LCD monitor. The 5x optical zoom and the onboard 21 scene modes in addition to the bunch of manual controls, promises to keep the more serious photographer occupied who don’t want to indulge in just Point and Shoot photography.

The Kodak Easy Share C875 like most digicams in the Kodak C series will also sport the Kodak Perfect Touch technology and can print images in seconds in conjunction with the Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock Plus Series 3. The series docks are able to support the ImageLink print system which not only prints but also recharges the digicam and transfers the images to a PC.

Since there is a 5x optical zoom, Kodak too combat blurry images and camera shakes have incorporated an Anti Blur Mode. The digicam has an internal memory of 32 MB which of course can be expanded. Movie capture and sound recording is also possible via the digicam and the camera comes bundled with accessories like ,USB cable, Video cable, Rechargeable Lithium battery, Wrist strap, Kodak Easyshare software and a Getting Started Kit. Since the camera hasn’t been officially announced we can’t confirm the price but at the Argos website it’s available for 249.99 UK pounds ($464).