Picture quality is great with 2.1 megapixels, the camera itself is stylish, looks like a regular camera, and it's really simple to operate. There a few things I didn't like, but that's just the bundled accessories that Kodak really skimped on. For starters, the compact flash memory card is only 8mb. If you're taking pictures in 2.1 megapixel mode, then you won't get many pictures before it's full. The second complaint is that no AC adapter was included.
Most people complain about battery life.
It takes 4 AA, and drains after about 100 pictures or so. That does become a problem if you take a lot of pictures. Having several sets of rechargeable batteries should keep you going fine though, and the AC adapter should help somewhat. For uploading pictures to a computer, it comes with a USB cable and a serial cable. It also comes with a Kodak CD that contains software to edit and store pictures.