2008/12/18 Michael Zanetti :
I think this is a misunderstanding of the concept of having a camera in a phone.
For many people it is the convenience of *always* having a camera on
them. Who knows when you need to take a picture?
It doesn't matter if the picture sucks - they have a "real" camera for
quality photos. But they don't have it on them all the time.
Furthermore, as Raster points out, for some people the better
cameraphones actually do suit their needs *well enough* to replace a
normal camera (my gf is one of these). There will always be a large
group of people for whom this will never be the case, I know.
I say this as someone who would personally gladly do without the
camera in place of 3G. But doing this might turn off a whole other
group of people, because some sort of camera is such an expected thing
in a phone these days.
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