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I think that's true Oldboy, but Chris I was thinking more of the early early stuff at maybe less than a megapixel. I had a Dimage 7Hi which in it's day was great, but seeing it described as a potential classic doesn't feel right, it dioesn't feel long enough since I owned it!
The Apple Quicktake is about half a MP and can be bought for less than £50, when it was released in1994 it cost about £1000 (ouch) it's apparantly becomming collectable by Apple Mac enthusiasts.
Leica will always be collectable, but did they enter the digital market early enough to be interesting to collectors yet? Some how I can't see the Canon D60 being collectable despite it being one of the first DSLR's nor the D1 or D100 from Nikon despite the fact that they can all be used with current lenses and software.
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