It is great when you can have two different digital cameras that do different things well.  I have an Olympic which is great for taking pictures for my eBay stuff, it has just the right settings for me to use when it is necessary to detail things or take a picture when the light isn't as good as I would like it to be. 

The digital picture frame available online will let you choose the perfect frame for your picture.

I also have a Cannon Power Shot SDBSO IS which is great for short videos and quicker on the shots than the Olympic.  The one thing that probably most people like, and I am not as crazy about, is that with the Cannon the viewer is the big screen whereas with the Olympic you can use the view finder or the screen.  Depending on what you are trying to shoot the camera makes a difference.

When taking pictures with the Cannon I find that the transfer of pictures to the computer needs to either use their software or to use a converter.  The Olympic works with my Picture Manager software without loading another program.  Both have clarity and are good pictures, it's all what you prefer. 

The Cannon is a great deal smaller than the Olympic so for traveling where you want to take a smaller camera the Cannon is the one. 

I took the Olympic to Ecuador and left it in the cab when we flew out, fortunately a friend got a hold of the cab driver and picked my camera up and is shipping it back.  I like having the choice of which one I want to use!