Intel Pentium 4 processor at 2.0GHz. Compare prices before you buy. The choice to marry the digital camera with a PDA is not new, but Kodak's is the first real attempt to use the popular Palm platform. Other e-pinion users have covered the products shortcomings and advantages at length, so instead, I'll cover how the camera behaves in use. It's not even a very good one.
Resolution is iffy, controls are near non-existent and storage is minimal.
There is no flash. On a Palm with 2 Mb of memory, this fast becomes a problem. Ergonomically speaking, the PalmPix is both brilliant and awkward. Using the Palm's LCD as the viewfinder is a great idea, even though the view is pretty meager. Because PalmPix also uses the Palm's Dates button as a shutter, however, this is an odd placement for a camera.