Although I bought the QX3 from Amazon, it was shipped from Toys R Us.
Even the User Guide was a dual manual: One side for the kids, and the other side for the parents. But it was still impressive for a device that was considered by its creators to be a toy, designed for use by children. All the screenshots at that highest level came out slightly fuzzy, no matter how carefully I turned the focus knob, and it also seemed as if the colors were off as well.
I bought the older Digital Blue QX3 back in 2004, back in the days when the unit was blue instead of gray, and I was very impressed with its operation, but disappointed in the fact that it just couldn't seem to focus at the 10X, 60X and especially not at the 200X level.
