pcworld website on a pc is not bad : browsing digital cameras:

price	megapixels	make / model
41+	1.3, 16meg	BenQ 1300 (CMOS) (more info)
67+	2.1, 8meg SD	Kodak CX6200 (review)
69.89	2.1, 8meg memory	JENOPTIK JDC2-1LCD (CMOS!)
71	1.9, 8meg xd	FUJI Q1 (black/silver 74) CMOS (more info)
78.99	2, 8meg	KODAK EASYSHARE CX6200
78.89	2, 16meg	Olympus D390 (same as C150)
89.89	3.1, 16meg SD card	JENOPTIK 3.1LCD
90+	2, 16meg XD	Olympus C-150
99.99	2, 16meg XD	FUJI A405 (3x opt)
99.99	2, SD	AGFA S2 2.0MP
99.99	2, 8meg smartmedia	OLYMPUS C220Z (3x opt) out of stock
104.99	2, 16meg SD-MMC	KODAK CX6230 (3x opt)
142.05	2, 8meg ?	Nikon 2100 (3x opt)*
152.05	3.2, 16meg XD	Olympus C350 (3x opt)

Make sure you check dealtime.co.uk, or reviewcentre, or kelkoo.co.uk to make sure you're getting the best price. (ignore HP, Packard Bell, cameras as they're not real) More digital cameras between 40 and 170 quid.

Best Digital Cameras of 2003. (they recommend the Fuji 2650, which is the A204 in europe, from �136 dealtime, which is probably an older version of the a205, which is probably replaced by the a405 (which has "super ccd", whereas the a204,205 doesn't have super CCD) by dixons/pcworld)

* Nikon 2100 seems expensive since it's been out a while.