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Toshiba PDR-3320 DIG CAM 3.2MP 2048X1536 SM USB 1.5IN LCD 5X ZOOM (Toshiba-PDR3320)
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With no video recording, the PDR-3320 is a better choice for businesses that want a simple digital camera for photographic records than for home enthusiasts recording important family events.
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