Nikon D40 Digital Camera with 18-55mm lens

Review: READ the reviews for this printer on Amazon.com! It's a DOG! It has a known paper jam issue. I'm expecting )hoping) that someone starts a class-action lawsuit for all the wasted time this printer has caused me.

Constant paper jams, prints...

Review: I just returned a Cardo Scala 500 Bluetooth headset, because of a horrible fit. While I had no problems, specific to the sound quality, the fit made it almost impossible for me to hear anything, without holding the headset into my ear. That negates...

Review: What a piece of JUNK! Had it for just over one year..nothing but trouble since I had it...Well the Scanner light tube is not creating enough heat, thus it will not scan, and since you need to scan an alignment page every time you change inks, the...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Nikon borrowed extensively from the D200 parts bin to come up with a lot of camera for less than $1000.

Review: Introduction and background
I consider myself an avid photographer. My main interest in photography are people, landscapes, and travel. I was into film SLRs but I gravitated towards the more sophisticated point and shoot cameras for the...

Review: For the first 4 months, it worked fine but then it went down hill from there. It would take more than one piece of paper most of the time, not print everything and make weird noises.It would also not take the paper on it's own, I would have to hand...

Review: Overall this webcam is really crappy the picture quality is poor. If cam is placed in a room with low light cam is really dark with a lot or light picture has a bright orange tent. Picture quality could be a little better for the price it does not...

The Bottom Line: Best of the cheap all in one printers. Fast, quiet, reliable. Stay away from Epson.

Review: In the last 3 years I have gone through 4 printers - three Epsons (cx 5200, cx5600, cx 4600), and one Brother (MFC 210c). This HP is great. It is cheap, fast, quite, produces good quality prints, and so far has not given me any trouble. I have had...

The Bottom Line: Great camera for those looking for more. Not for those who want something small and lightweight like point and shoots.

Review: If you love photography and are looking to get a little more advanced, this is the camera to go with. It packs so many features into one package and with just a little reading you will be ready to go. One good thing about this model is that Nikon...

The Bottom Line: While I am a big fan of Nikon, you would be better off staying away from the D80. Look at the D40/D40x, D200, or the D300.

Review: The D80 is a good, but not great DSLR. The big issue I have with this camera, and one you will find discussed a lot on the web, is with the metering.
For anyone who doesn't know what metering is, it is the the camera's ability to evaluate light...

The Bottom Line: If your budget is somewhere between $1,000 and $1,500, then start looking for the nearest place to buy this camera. This one's going to last for a long time.

Review: Short and Sweet:
This thing will let you take some breathtaking photos if you know (or learn) the techniques. Also, get a tripod.

Long and Still Sweet:
Over the past couple years, I've gone from a simple point-and-shoot Kodak...