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Sometimes snatch these for $10 at the thrift.
tl;dr: I'd buy the one pictured in a second.
At 7mp that's pretty good.
My first one was 1.2 mp, 2 years later my phone had a 1mp. Fortunately I didn't pay much for the camera.
Better and larger sensor, producing less noise, meaning less need for noise reduction post-processing that makes smartphone photographs horribly muddy. The first digital camera my family ever owned (2MP, 8x zoom, still functional 20 years later) takes better pictures than my new phone.