Which digital camera has the best picture quality with the largest display?

I'm more interested in the picture quality, but i would like to have a large enough display to not have to squint to see my pictures.

A good point and shoot camera with a 3" display is the Canon Powershot SD630. Personally, I'd like to have an optical viewfinder, but they always cut down the size of the display.

Go here and see that dpreview gave the camera 4.5 stars, which is pretty good for this site. Click on "Read owner opinions" and see what you think. It's a good camera.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Ca...

If you want to find a few more, go here, look way down on the list for "LCD" and choose 3"+ and then hit "Compare." You will get a display of 10 cameras.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare....

SONY

There are a bunch. Panasonic makes a nice one with most of its back being display. I think it is the Lumix DMC-FX50 which also has has a Leica lens and image stabilization.

Top canon DSRL now is Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II.

Depending on the class of camera you want, there are many great cameras. The Fujji and Panasonics are great, but they are limmited to their size. In the high-zoom class you really cant go wrong with Canon, Nikon, Kodak (P712 or P880). With these cameras it's important to get image stability for the hight zoom end. With the DSLR market it depends if you are a pro or just want that unlimited options these cameras offer. To start the Nikon D80 is the best entry level camera. It, side by side, it just a little better than the Canon 400d, and a bigger sensor. But if you really want high end the Canons are the way to go. I think anything from the 5d on up have a full 35mm sensor in it.
With picture quality, that will be the size and quality of the photo sensor. No matter the MP rating you have on most the pocket cameras, they will all have a very small sensor. It's true, the larger camers do produce a better picture than the smaller ones. A perfect example is the old 4mp Nikon DSLR is still much better than any of the pocket 8-10mp cameras. That's why it's still selling for $3000. Display is very importand too, make sure you find out how may pixels are in the display too. A 2.5" display with only 115000 pixels is minimum you'd want to have.