This is Casio's earliest digital camera, the LV-10. Compared to today's standards, its specs are worse than a toy: 350,000 pixels, no LCD monitor, and no external memory. You couldn't see the pictures you took until you got home and connected it to a computer. When you put batteries in, the power turns on and the number of shots taken is displayed on the small LCD screen on the top, but you couldn't tell if you'd actually captured anything. Due to this condition, this item is being sold as junk.