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Kodak to stop selling inkjet printers next year – Chicago Tribune
Bloomberg Kodak to stop selling inkjet printers next yearChicago TribuneKodak, which has already shuttered its digital camera business, said on Friday it expects to incur a charge of $ 90 million related to the wind-down of the inkjet business. The company will, however, continue to sell ink to existing customers. Kodak …Kodak wants more time … Continue reading
Canon Will Start Selling Mirrorless Camera in September – Bloomberg
Canon Will Start Selling Mirrorless Camera in SeptemberBloombergThe EOS M digital camera will go on sale in Japan starting from 79800 yen ($ 1020) with a lens, the Tokyo-based company said in a statement today. Canon plans to initially produce 100000 units of the camera a month, it said in the statement. Nikon Corp. digital … Continue reading
Wal Mart Selling Decade-Old Sony Digital Camera for $300 – Gizmodo
Wal Mart Selling Decade-Old Sony Digital Camera for $ 300GizmodoAt $ 270 plus tax, it might seem like a lot to spend on a giant antique digital camera—and you could get a 16 MP point and shoot for less, and it would have advanced features like "zooming" and "a memory card," but on the other … Continue reading
Kodak to Stop Selling Digital Cameras – Mashable
ABC News (blog) Kodak to Stop Selling Digital CamerasMashableIn a cost-cutting move and a signal of the company's poor financial situation, Eastman Kodak on Thursday announced it plans to stop selling digital cameras. The company, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month, will instead focus on online and …Kodak Shutters Camera BusinessWall Street JournalKodak to … Continue reading
Kodak to Stop Selling Digital Cameras – Wall Street Journal
Popular Photography Magazine Kodak to Stop Selling Digital CamerasWall Street JournalBy MELODIE WARNER Eastman Kodak Co. said it plans to stop supplying digital cameras and pocket video cameras as it focuses its consumer business on photo printing. The move during the first half of the year should to save more than $ 100 million a … Continue reading