if you only want a camera for ebay use and want to spend the least
amount for a decent camera, I would suggest a refurb olympus 370, which
is fixed focal length (no zoom), and can be had for right around $100.
If you want a great general purpose camera, the best deal going now is
probably the Olympus 2100, which has a 10X optical, image stabilized
zoom, and full auto and manual controls. It can be purchased for the
clearance price of $350 at CompUSA stores which haven't sold off their
inventory yet. The Brandon store had some recently.
scott
Andrew Wyatt wrote:
>The sub $200 cameras weren't good enough even for ebay, which is the main use
>of our Fuji. We don't bid on auctions that have poor images either. (We have
>been selling on ebay for over 3 years.) ;-)
>
>-Andrew
>
>On Thursday 25 July 2002 05:57 pm, Mario Lombardo wrote:
>
>
>>Well, I guess if you're into sentimental memories, I'll agree with
>>Andrew, but if you're into "eBay" then it really doesn't matter.
>>Check out this camera:
>>
>>VeoProducts Capture1300
>>1280x960 (~1.23 megapixel)
>>1.5"? LCD screen
>>http://www.veoproducts.com OR skip the flash goop and go direct
>>http://www.veo.com/Capture1300/capture.asp
>>
>>The manufacturer is actually:
>>http://www.xirlink.com/
>>
>>I have one left I can sell you NIB (seals haven't been broken)
>>$75.00+7%tax. I bought ten at $49.00 from Burdines in ~November
>>2001. Hey, my business might make some money this month! :^) Email
>>me off-list if you want it.
>>
>>Mario
>>
>>
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