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Did Kodak make money for the first quarter of 2007? That will be answered on May 4 at 7 a.m. ET when the company releases its Q1 2007 financial results simultaneously over all major wire services, direct fax, e-mail, and kodak.com Investor Relations web page. At 11 a.m. ET, a conference call will be hosted …
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You think that with the advent of the solid state disk with all its advantages the good old hard disk drive will spin to oblivion? No, sir. The hard disk drive is still being perfected and Samsung Electronics today launched its new SpinPoint S166 Series of ultra silent and high-speed hard disk drives. Samsung is …
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The latest point-and-shoot camera from BenQ is the 7-megapixel T700, retailing for about $330. Nothing earth-shaking or revolutionary in its design, just a few sleek lines here and a 3-inch touch screen LCD there. Users can write notes on their pictures right in the camera with the touch screen, add various stamps and frames, or …
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Moixa Energy is gearing up its USBCell rechargeable batteries for some fashion makeover. Since these are recharged and re-used hundreds of times, Moixa figured they might as well make it more fashionable to match the equally fashionable gadgets and gizmos of today’s users. Of course, the makeover is just skin deep, something to do with …
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Japan’s Sunpak Electronic Flash System has announced its Sunpak PZ42X TTL auto flash unit for Nikon, Canon and Sony digital and film cameras, offering a power zoom-bounce flash head covering 35mm focal lengths from 24-105mm. An optional wide-angle panel provides flash coverage for lenses down to 20mm. The new strobe is available as i-TTL and …
Blurb.com has released a free beta update to their BookSmart software that enables users to create, share and distribute affordable bookstore-quality books. Blurb BookSmart Beta 1.7.7 introduces a collection of tools to further enhance and customize the book design process. It also speeds up the upload process to about two to three times faster than …
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Casio has announced its EWC-10 snorkel housing for the Exilim EX-Z75 and EX-Z65 cameras, capable of going down to a depth of 3m or 10ft. This housing is meant for snorkeling, swimming near the surface of the water, and not diving. The EWC-10 offers perfect protection to the EX-Z75 and EX-Z65 models to allow underwater …
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National retailer Pamida is now offering its customers the ability to send digital photos from home via the Internet and have them printed for pick up at 187 Pamida stores or mailed to their residence. This new service was created in partnership with online solution provider LifePics and Qualex, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kodak. …
PQI of Taiwan has a new generation of USB flash drives (UFD) in the form of the Intelligent Drive i810, an artsy dongle that connects to USB 2.0 as well as USB 1.1. The i810 interface allows for designs as small as the size of a flash card; it requires no card reader and can …
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SanDisk has a new line of high-performance industrial grade memory cards aimed specifically at embedded systems for mission-critical applications. The new SanDisk CompactFlash 5000 touts read and write speeds of 30MBps, making it one of the fastest for industrial-grade CF cards. It can also withstand extreme temperatures from minus-25 to 85 degrees C. The SanDisk …
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