The HP Photosmart 320 ($200 street) is easy to use out of the gate, but the on/off button is flaky. While using the 320, I was never completely sure it was doing what I wanted. Also like the A201, the 320 shoots both still images and video and displays playback. The picture quality from the 320 was better than that of the A201. Flash options include auto, off, on, and red-eye reduction, and you can set image quality to good, better, and best. I noticed off the bat that a digital camera can lead to sloppy photos. Knowing you can simply erase a shot if it stinks is quite a crutch. If you did that with film cameras, you'd soon be broke. Uploading the 320's pictures to a computer was the easiest thing I've ever done on a PC, even though the port for the USB cable is inside the memory card door. This forces you to open the door to connect to the PC
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