State-of-the-art, multimegapixel digital cameras are great for
people with discretionary income, a yen for upper-end
photography, and the need to produce high-quality enlargements.
But if you just want an easy-to-use digital camera for taking
snapshots and posting pictures on the Web, it's not necessary to
dig so deeply into the wallet. We reviewed six digital cameras
priced between $90 and $200. All are auto-exposure, point-and-
shoot models with 640-by-480 VGA-resolution, though the HP
PhotoSmart 215 and the UMAX AstraCam 1800 also feature
1,280-by-960 (1-megapixel) resolution. Each of the cameras has a
plastic body, an optical (see-through) viewfinder, a control
panel, and USB connectivity, and all but the Kodak EZ200 have a
built-in flash. As evidence that lines are blurring among camera
categories, the Agfa ePhoto CL18 and the EZ200 also double as
Webcams, and the EZ200 can record 5-second, Web-resolution video
clips.  Most of these cameras are fine for casual, candid
picture taking and for kids to use, w