The QV-10 was the first consumer digital camera, and introduced features still found on cameras today. Photos were captured by a 1/5 CCD, which produced photos at a gigantic resolution of 320 x 240. The QV-10 had no memory card, instead saving photos (which Casio called 'pages') to its 16Mbit (2MB) of built-in memory.
Nothing can grow in a true desert â but many cacti do grow in very dry areas which might be known as deserts. The giant saguaro grows in the Sonoran Desert. This is the second largest desert in North America covering parts of California and Arizona and stretching over the border to Mexico.
Two major types of soil in the Sonoran Desert are Pleistocene and Holocene. The desert is mostly flat with occasional small hills. Earthquakes are rare as no fault lines pass through the desert although the dangerous San Andreas fault is just one state over. Throughout the desert there are few trees Description of Biome The Sonoran Desert is very hot, dry and is considered one of the wettest deserts. It can get windy which produces frequent sandstorms. It is located in both Phoenix, Arizona and Baja, California. Some plants can be poisonous but all producers must be able to adapt to the temperature and lack of water. Animals often hide out in places where the heat of the sun does not bother them and most are nocturnal, meaning they hunt at night.