Anyone have info on one-time use digital cameras?

Good, bad? How do they work?

There's one that runs around $10.99. It includes the ability to delete unwanted pictures, a fully automatic flash, metered exposure control, and a self-timer feature. Processing is made simple by returning the camera to any of the participating Ritz Camera or Wolf Camera locations for Camera Store Quality DigiPrints and a photo CD.

The Dakota Digital Single-Use Camera will be available beginning July 28th at Ritz Camera and Wolf Camera locations in more than 14 cities, including Washington, Baltimore, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Dallas.

I have never heard of single use throw away DIGITAL camera. Where can you get them?

theyre all right but in a way they kinda suck cuz u cant c the picture tht well but u its allright nd its not tht expensive.. so try ittt

There is no such thing as a one-time use digital camera. Yet.

I have used them before and the Kodak isn't too bad...they aren't as good as the real thing but in a pinch they work just fine. It's called KODAK Plus Digital One-Time-Use Camera.

I've never used them, but I would think the pic quality would be rather poor considering that cheap digital cameras don't take great pics in general.

I'm not sure about the picture quality...they would obviously be a fixed plastic lens type and fairly basic, but I think that if you found yourself in a situation where you didnt have your camera with you and you needed one for the day or situation...then go ahead and buy one. It would be better than going without.