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Low picture resolution fails to meet camera phone users' expectations
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Phones with the ability to take images, both still and video, have captured about 40% of the wireless phone market, according to a recent report by In-Stat.
Despite the products' popularity, many camera phone users expect higher resolution, the ability to use storage media and many of the state-of-the-art features found in modern digital cameras, the research firm found.
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