Kodak introduced new consumer digital photography products and services developed to making it easier to capture and share “the moment.” Its portfolio of products unveiled at CES in Las Vegas is highlighted by the company’s new Slice digital camera and Pulse photo frame.
The Slice touch-screen camera ($349.95 MSRP) is designed to bring together the power of photography with the love of sharing memories. It can store up to 5,000 pictures in HD resolution, and you can sort through all the pictures by person, place, date or occasion. Now that will really save time.
The camera’s touch screen and share button let you tag pictures for easier uploading to sharing sites like Facebook, Kodak Gallery, Flickr and YouTube. Pictures can also be tagged to email or to send directly to the new Pulse digital frame.
Kodak’s Slice will be available in black, nickel and radish for an MSRP of $349.95 in April 2010.
Kodak Pulse Digital Frame is a 7-inch touch-screen digital photo frame that has Wi-Fi and a personal email address so you can send pictures wirelessly to the frame from a computer, from Facebook and Kodak Gallery sites, or from any device that has email capability, including mobile phones. This will make it possible to always have new pictures on the frame with every little effort.
The Pulse frame will be available for an MSRP of $129.99 beginning in April 2010. Learn more about the
Kodak Pulse and Kodak Slice in our review.
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