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Argus Bean 5.0 Digital Camera

Posted on Feb 11, 2009 10:44:51 AM |


Argus Bean 5.0 Digital Camera

The Argus Bean 5.0 is a camera for children who are first learning to take pictures. Kids as young as three or four can use the camera easily, but kids in the six to nine year old range have more fun with its advanced features. The webcam has good video quality for a child’s camera, and the camera itself has some other great features like LCD screen, flash, zoom, picture review including a delete feature, webcam mode, USB storage mode, and an SD slot for extra memory. The Argus Bean 5.0 digital camera retails for about $60. [image-acquire]

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