bedroom tv for 15 yr. old daughter

[klehb]

Looking for a tv with a built-in dvd player for 15 yr. old daughter. Any suggestions? Also, she's interested in a digital camera. Suggestions for her age?

[jenna8110]

I suggest you get at least a 19" LCD TV, but without a built-in DVD player. I have had nothing but problems with built-ins. Honestly a 15yo should be able to handle anything. But because she's 15 she doesn't need state of the art. Maybe a camera that's in her favorite color! Edited October 11, 2009 by jenna8110

[jodeee]

As far as digital cameras go I highly recommend a Kodak at least 6 mega pixals. I got a kodak for my 16 year old, and i had a friend whos daughter wanted specificaly a red fuji . My daughter used hers right away. It was so easy to use and the pictures were great. My friend's daughter had a hard time figuring hers out and still has trouble. I'm sure its (fuji)a great camera but Kodaks are so easy to use and really durable.You can usually find 6mp's for around 50-75 dollars even cheaper if you look around and they do come in some different colors.

[peppysfireball]

I would NOT get built in. My tv repairman says they go bad real fast. Get a cheap DVD player to go with it. My children always had 19 inch in their bedrooms and dvd vcr combo's because we still have tons of vcr tapes. For camera, my ds12 wants one too . I would NOT go with Kodak. I had one for quite a few years and it was junk. The software froze my computer and caused tons of problems. Last year at BF, I bought a Samsung i85 from Sesars for 99.It has the whole back a view screen and the lens in enclosed so it can't be damaged. I love it. I can charge the battery with a usb cable hooked to the computer or plug it in either way. It has a built in battery pack. My kodak used batteries and no matter what kind I bought, I could only take a few pics before they were dead. My mom has Kodak also and her power switch is getting bad. Whichever way you go, one with a battery pack is best.