If you don't already have a pretty good idea how to replace that screen, I wouldn't even spend the $65. Consumer electronics nowadays generally are not designed to be repairable; certainly not by non-trained, possibly-non-technical people. There are many tiny connections which have to be disconnected and reconnected properly and, without knowing how the camera is assembled, it would be hard to know how to remove certain parts so they could be re-used or do not damage parts to which they're connected.

Frankly, even though I think they're generally a waste of $$, you'd be better off putting that $65 into an extended warranty that would cover accidental damage on a new camera.

hi smilietai88,
my casio s500 broke too, but me its the lens only,
if you happen to want to get rid of yours I'm willing to buy your broken camera for parts. ie the lens...
please reply back to sellinglaptop@hotmail.com if interested.
that would cool, thanks!
seb