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At Checkout apply 40% off Coupon Code : K9?84C92VH7FL8[ Exp 11/27/2008]
Also At Checkout apply Stackable 5% off Cameras Coupon Code : QBDB?9BSVT1647[ Exp 11/27/08 or 10,000 redemptions ]
Final Price : $109.99 - $40 coupon - 5% = $66.49 + Free Shipping w/$129 purchase + Tax

Why Dell charge the shipping?

Even the Dell Rep couldn't get the code to be accepted on the red model for me.... but wowzers, this sells for 112$+ on Amazon!

$75 if you use the 3% DPA discount. Payment option -> CC -> 3% offer -> DPA

in for 1, thanks OP!

The 40% off isnt's % it is 40$ off....So when i added 2 to the cart...it only took off $40...anyone else seeing the same thing?

I had the same issue, can't apply coupon to 2 cameras. Would have been a good deal to but two and get the free shipping.

Here is the red one for $67.95 free shipping

http://www.bigcameradeals.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=KODM763red

Great price, but be forewarned that most/all Kodak cameras from the past few years have very poor overall picture quality, notwithstanding professional reviews that sugarcoat their shortcomings and give an overall positive opinion of them. I bought the previous version of this camera, the M753, and returned it because it could not take photos that could be printed larger than 4x6 without looking like junk. I also bought (and returned) the 12mp Kodak Z1275 for the same reason. Kodak has made a decision to use very heavy compression for saving JPEG files, presumably to allow owners to save more photos per given size memory card, at a cost of loss of detail and increased graininess. In this era of sub-$8 4gb cards and practically free 1gb and 2gb cards, this is just asinine. To put this into perspective, with the z1275, average file size was roughly half or a third of the file size of photos taken with my Pentax Optio 555 5mp camera (and were much less crisp and detailed than the Pentax's photos notwithstanding the 2.5x - 12mp vs. 5mp - greater resolution) and were only about .1-.2mp larger than the file sizes of photos taken with my circa-2000 2mp Canon A20. My wife decided that she really liked the small Kodaks, though, and we ended up with an 8mp M883, which has more manual settings than the M753 plus an extra megapixel of resolution. While the M883 takes slightly better pictures than the M753, it has the same problem with excessive graininess. At ISO 64 the photos are grainier than my Pentax or my Kodak P880 (probably the last truly good camera Kodak made) at ISO 400. If the M763 is essentially an M753 with a few improvements, it does have decent VGA video and has probably the fastest shot-to-shot speed with flash of any camera I have tested. I looked at pretty much all of the SD-card compatible digital cameras on the market last year and found that the M753 could take 3 flash photos in about 4 seconds.

EDIT: Wow, some idiot named ertuzi gave this post red. If someone takes the time to post helpful, detailed and constructive information critical of a deal, it is not threadcrapping and if you are going to give it a red rating, at least have the integrity to post an explanation for why you disagree.

It is $76.95 now.
tickeller said:Here is the red one for $67.95 free shipping

http://www.bigcameradeals.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=KOD...