logitech pocket digital camera

[rcjordan]

Kodak/Fuji, put your head between your knees and kiss your tail goodbye...

Logitech's new Pocket Digital Camera [usatoday.com]

[Brett_Tabke]

It looks interesting, but I'd never pay those prices. $2.50 a dozen for sweet corn!? (grin).

So that thing is about the size of what? 5-6 credit cards stacked?

[rcjordan]

>So that thing is about the size of what? 5-6 credit cards stacked

Yes, roughly the same size as a credit card, but about 1/4-inch thick

>2.50

That guy had a great sales day yesterday. He had a pickup truck and an 8x10 trailer loaded with melons and corn. By mid-afternoon he was down to his last 8 watermelons. I'll bet he did $500.

[Mark_A]

Nice gadget I agree its going to sell truck loads.. if only for the pose value there are lots of boys that want toys

Uh .. no offence Mivox :-)
Hey Mivox I have a Fuji 4900z also, still learning to use it since I hardly did any film photography more than passport pics (now about 4,000 pics later) 4 samples below
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[dpreview.com...]

They are kind of addictive these things, I am looking at images taken with Nikon/Canon dslrs and thinking could it be the equipment etc :-)

[mivox]

They are kind of addictive these things
Extremely. I'm still limping along at home with an old 1.3mp Olympus D340L. :( I only get new toys at work, because I'm not enough of a "boy" to justify the personal expense, I guess... ;) hehehe.

no offense
LOL... one day, I'll win the lottery and buy the baddest dig. SLR on the market. Put all you boys to shame! ;)

[rcjordan]

>justify the personal expense

Heh! So, charge it off as a business expense.

[kingkelly]

me thinks im going to get a digital camera soon, and was wondering why that logitech camera needed such a beefy computer?!?

System requirements: Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP, 64 megabytes of RAM, 400-megahertz-or-better processor, CD-ROM drive and USB port, 16-bit or higher color display.

I have WIN95, 200 mhz, 32 ram.... Doesnt the usb port just suck out my jpegs, and plop them nicely in a folder?