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Sunday October 13, 2002

Which digital camera to buy?

Canon PowerShot G2 I'm lucky enough to have talked my wife into accepting a digital camera as a birth gift, now to decide which one? BTW, did you guys buy your wives a "birth gift" or am I getting hoodwinked? Anyway, I've read the reviews on pcmag.com and cnet.com and have come to the conclusion that the Canon PowerShot G2 is the one for us. Why? It seems to be getting rave reviews, it's the most popular and the prices I'm finding seem to be a bargain compared to what it's suggested retail price is ($900). And the sample photos are exactly the quality I'm looking for. One issue is that it seems to be discontinued. My problem now? Julie doesn't want me to spend $500 on a camera, especially when we're about to downgrade to a one-income household. Is there a solution - should I buy one off eBay?

Posted in The Web at Oct 13 2002, 10:57:46 AM MDT
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