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DGX Camera Choice for Pepsi

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DGX USA, a fast growing digital camera manufacturer, has partnered with Pepsi, the well know soda powerhouse to offer DXG-305V cameras as prizes in it’s new 2005 Sierra Mist Lemon Lime Challenge.  The challenge is similar to the Pepsi Challenge taste test that many remember from their youth.  Contestants will sample Sierra Mist against a range of challengers.

The marketing push is set for September 11th, and more information about events, and prizes offered is available from the Sierra Mist website.  The grand prize is a lemon or lime colored 2005 Volkswagen Beetle.  Second prize is an exclusive lime DXG-350V.

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The DXG-305V’s is a 3.1 MP still camera, that comes with additional camcorder and MP3 playing features.  Compact as a bar of soap, the camera may also be used to record voice messages.  It comes in for colors, with a fifth color available only through the Sierra Mist challenge.

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