Sorry, had a specs slip-up here. The Centro’s cam is 1.3MP, not 2MP. Thanks for all who pointed this out!
Palm’s phones never were famous for their imaging capabilities - in fact, the Treo 600 was almost universally loathed due to its gruesomely bad VGA “noiseograph”…but nobody really cares about the camera on a business smartphone anyways. Palm’s Centro is targeted at consumers who do care about cams…is it worth it?

The Centro’s camera has a native resolution of 1.3MP, which leads to 1200×1024 images. The lens is a classic fixed one(no autofocus here); and don’t even ask about a flash LED.

Here are a few sample images from the Centro’s cam - click on the icons to see them in their native size.

As for the 2x digital zoom - its effect is illustrated in these indoor pictures:

In the end, the image quality of the Centro’s cam won’t make anybody happy - Palm definitely wasted money on the ad in the JPG photography magazine. Yep…the Centro does make better pictures than a 680…but other boxen remain miles ahead.

Stay tuned for your final verdict and an interview series with leading developers!