What is a good, inexpensive digital camera?

I'm getting ready to buy a digital camera for the first time, and would appreciate some feedback on what's a good, low-end (inexpensive) model. My computer runs Windows XP. Also, do I need to get any adapters, etc. to bealbe to load the pictures onto my computer?

I suggest a Casio Exilim. I have it and it works fine and it was not very expensive. You should also try Canon. You can search online for different prices and deals and reviews. Hope that helps.

Any canon point and shoot camera. I like the Fuji A600. The USB 2.0 connecting cable for your PC comes with the cameras along with free software.

Go to Radio Shack, off brands at a comparable quality to the big name brands and just as good, and priced much lower.

I got this red camera from Samsung. It works really well. The great thing about is you don't even need an adapter. All you have to do is put the card in the correct spot in the computer. Here is a picture of it. It is a small picture, but you'll get the point.

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0007Z...

cheap is good these days...megapixel analysis in unnecessary...as long as they have the feature "camera doesn't shake even if you do" feature its good...adapters are included

Get a canon. The USB cables come along with the camera, along with a free software.

Although I own a Sony, Canon makes excellent cameras and usually cheaper than Sony.

Well look for a canon is all I can say. They have the best digital cameras. Here, look at both of these sites.