http://chasingame.com/index.php?id=1
Check this site out, lot of good independent info here. I would think about what your gonna do with it. You can get a little less expensive cam that will take good pics but has a little slower trigger time. That would be good on some sort of bait.
If you want one on a trail then trigger speed is pretty important.
I use cheaper cams on corn. Most have flash instead of IR but most deer don't mind. I have occasionally got 1 maybe 2 pics of some older bucks and that was it. I think they didn't like the flash. All in all I think most deer don't mind.
I have two Moultrie 5.0 mp with flash that they had on sale at Cabelas for $99 bucks and can send you some pics from it if you wish. Good battery life and good pics. Always on corn though.
I also bought on of those 1.3 MP Wildgame cams from walmart for 50 bucks. like everybody says battery life aint great but you can hack them with a bigger battery. Pics are amazing for this 1.3 cam.
I also have Wildview 5 mp and it does alright except whiteout issues every once in a while. $89
I Use some cheaper cams cause if they get stolen I aint out that much $. I would highly recomend looking into those cabelas model moultrie cams. I get about 2-400 pics every other day. I have had them running almost continuously for 2 years without a hitch. Thousands and thousands of pics. You could get two for the price you wanted to spend. I don't think trigger speed on those are that bad either. Just My .02