Hi

I don't think you will get much information.   These very cheaply made types
of cameras are intended for people who know nothing about real cameras.
They are often sold under a variety of names and claim a much higher Output
than their sensors actually justify.

The best I can suggest is a close examination of it and any literature to
find out the actual resolution of the sensor which may well be about 3Mp.
You could then look for similar resolution Cameras from some of the Eastern
European makers, also with a variety of names, in the cheaper types of
catalogue shops, or on-line, and compare the price.  I would expect it to be
around £50.

The Canary Isles is not the place to buy Photo Gear, one of the Asian
shopkeepers there thought my Nikon 35mm SLR was made in Russia, simply
because it was big and black.  He sold Nikon Digitals, ( it said so on the
boxes), but he could not recognise a real Nikon.

If a memory Card has been used, then Prints can be produced at almost all of
the Photo Kiosks straight from the Card.

Roy G

Does her camera use a memory card?
If so, then there's no reason why she can't enjoy her photos in the same way
she would with a film camera.
Just about every film processor does prints from digital media nowadays, and
you'll find the little standalone kiosks which allow you to insert your
memory card, and get prints from the slot below in hundreds of unexpected
places too nowadays.