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Today you can expect to get high-quality Prints--even 8x10 glossies--from an inexpensive digital camera. That's the kind of performance that wows first-time users and continues to propel digital-camera sales. By year's end, 30 percent of households will own a digital camera, according to InfoTrends, a Massachusetts-based research firm. Two trends fuel that growth.
More camera for the buck. A few years ago, the simplest digital was a 1-megapixel model (good for snapshots) selling for about $300; the big step-up was to a 3-megapixel model (better for enlargements), for about $800. Now a mainstream camera has 3 megapixels and may cost less than $300. The big step-up ...