<p>Yes, I do.</p>
<p>I have up to $300 to spend on it, and here are the musts:</p>
<li>rechargeable battery (NO MORE AAAs!!!)</li>
<li>USB compatible (plug in on any computer & get pics)</li>
<li>not too hard for taking self-pictures</li>
<li>turn on quickly and fast response time (click-and-take, not click-and-hold-and-take)</li>
</ol>
<p>which one should i buy?</p>
<p>The Canon SD series matches your criteria...I got a great deal on an SD400 5.0 MP (there's also the 450, 500, and 600) off ebay in June--$250 for the camera, two rechargable batteries, charger, 1 GB memory card, mini tripod, cables, lens cleaning kit, and even a memory stick-->USB converter. The newer models will be a little more expensive.</p>
<p>If you turn off autofocusing, then the response time is quick...but if you turn on autofocusing, then you will have to hold down the shutter (for like a quarter of a second). Since it's small, self pictures aren't too hard.</p>
<p>My camera is smaller than my wallet, which is also a big plus.</p>
<p>tnx</p>
<p>but amazon scares me. all cameras have at least ten or twenty reviews that say that the camera's a piece of crap and that canon does nothing about it.</p>
<p>Please be sure to set aside a certain amount of your budget for a memory card. The one that comes with your camera will likely be inadequate.</p>