Target Digital Cameras?

Question

I've researched for over a month....I've checked them all out....I can't seem to pick.....They all have Pro/Con's......PLEASE HELP me lol

First: I'm not looking for anything "professional"......

Uses: Bars...Concerts....Family Stuff.....Nfl Games etc! Most pictures will be exchanged via e-mail......If I do elect to print a picture I cannot imagine it being any bigger than standard print size (no 8x10 etc etc)

I def. want it to be able to hook up to my xbox 360 (via usb) to view pictures........I want a good all around point and shoot camera but they ALL seem to be good!!!!

I'm willing to spend 200-250 MAX (Including the mem card)

HELP me

=) Thanks!

Answer 1

The Canon SD750 would be my first , and only choice in that particular price range. It's a relatively good camera for the money! Now, if you were to expand that to, say, a $300 limit (Just for the camera alone) then we could give you some really good choices. Something to think about.

BTW, you WILL save money buying a cam online if you are very careful who you are dealing with. But there will be no sales tax, and low, if any shipping charges. Amazon.com is a decent place, though some of their stores are less than reputable. Buy from them direct, and you are all set. Target is a little high in their prices, IMHO

Answer 2

I would surely recommend you these

Canon PowerShot SD750 (black) [http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/...

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W120 (Silver) [http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/...

Canon SD1100[http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonsd1...

Canon PowerShot SD850  [http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canonsd8...

These are my best listed cameras under $250.

All the above cameras are priced between $150 to $200.

Regarding "hooking up to my xbox 360 (via usb) to view pictures" you need to buy a memory card reader once you buy camera and then connect it to USB port and insert the memoery card in the reader to view pictures.

I hope I have helped you.