I've used a few different models of Kodak digital cameras.  They have a
really solid product that can be found at good prices.  Their ~$300
range cameras are what I would recommend for an inexpensive, but good
quality digital camera.

Virgil

On Wed, 2003-08-20 at 07:45, Ken Akerman wrote:
> I have more than a half a tank of gas left in my SUV, but I decided to
> ride my bike to work today to save the fuel for the weekend.  I have
> enough fuel to drive to the Prescott area, so I intend to go
> geocaching in the Prescott area on Saturday and will fill up with fuel
> in Prescott Valley or Prescott.  A friend who lives in the Prescott
> area reports that as of today, there is fuel at all the stations near
> his home and there are no lines.  He is not a geocacher, so I would
> also like to request replies on the fuel situation in Prescott from
> Prescottians like Lincoln and Trisha.
>  
> I need a new home computer, and I am thinking of getting a laptop with
> wireless Internet access.  Therefore, I can bring this computer with
> me while traveling, look for caches in the places where I visit, and
> enter my cache findings and travel bug movements a lot faster.  I
> would also like to use my computer for downloading digital photos. 
> Does anyone have any recommendations about the best laptop computer to
> buy?  What requirements, such as memory, processor speed, and hard
> drive space, should I get?
>  
> Also, I am also considering replacing my digital camera.  The one I
> have is not working well, and I never liked it much in the first
> place.  I am thinking of upgrading to something better, but I don't
> want to spend a lot of money.  Does anyone have a recommendation for a
> high-quality, affordable digital camera?
>  
> Ken Akerman (a.k.a. Highpointer)