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Do disposable digital cameras have usb ports?

If they do can you tell me which kinds have them and where you can find them

No, the disposable variety is meant to be turned in after use. The USB port would nullify that purpose, because you’d be able to transfer the pictures to a computer, empty the internal memory, and use it again. That is why there are no disposable cameras made with a USB port.

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