Collin, For a long time, $2,000 was a minimum price point in the laptop market. Prices eventually dropped thru that level and laptops now outsell desktops. They are flying off the shelves.
19 months ago, I paid $499 for a Sony P&S (S75) with 3.2 megapixels. It was a low price in the market, $600 was far more common. Now the Pentax Optio S is out of stock with a common retail price of $400. People are enthusiastic about digital in conjunction with their computers. At a low enough price, lots of digital cameras will be sold. This is the 'Polaroid' revolution all over again. Instant pictures... Regards, Bob S. On 9 Jul 2003 at 13:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > $400 is no longer the restricting price point it was 10 years ago. > The new digital marketplace has opened up the floodgates to the same-class > buyers who 20 years ago spent $2000 on their first computers.
