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Simple USB hook up to any kernel with USB storage enabled.
I access it via little script that auto mounts it and moves files to a local directory.
Basic camera with only a 2x digi zoom, 1.3 Mpixels & lil video clips.
So easy to use I originaly bought it for my 5 yo to play with instead of wasting 35mm film.
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Samsung digimax 101 usb digital camera
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