Cameras

[poppysix]

Dont know if ths is the right category but here goes, my brother wants a digital camera to use with a epson xp 305 all in one printer, he want one with a viewer and a card slot, we dont take that many pictures so somewhere in the price range £30-40 pounds

[Buenchico]

This is below your price range but nearly as good as anything that you'll get within it anyway, so why waste your money?
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Search/searchTerm/170%252F9032.htm

An extra fiver gets you a slightly bigger screen and more megapixels (but, unless you're planning on printing some really big pictures, you don't need them anyway):
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Search/searchTerm/184%252F8979.htm

However it's worth noting that both of those cameras use 3 AAA batteries(as do many cheaper cameras). You might save money in the long run by buying a camera with a Li-ion (rechargeable) battery. If that's a requirement, this just squeezes into your budget:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Search/searchTerm/170%252F0347.htm
(The specification is roughly the same as my second link above except for the inclusion of that rechargeable battery).

Note that all three of those cameras are available in a range of colours, as shown in each of the links.

[VHG]

The first camera posted below (the Vivitar) only has 4x DIGITAL zoom which is there WORST type of zoom. In effect it has no zoom at all.

DONT buy it.