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CES: Kodak introduces new budget cameras

Posted on 07.01.2007 at 18:59 in Tech News by Martin

One of the biggest event among consumer technology is beginning tomorrow and all manufacturers are already pushing new products which are usually announced at private press conferencess. CES in Las Vegas will bring us a nice collection of new hardware in next few days, and here are already first of them: Kodak introduced two new models of digital cameras Kodak EasyShare V803 and V1003. These two new machines aim definitely for the common consumer: For just $199, the 8-megapixel V803 is a sharp looker that contrasts with the clunky My-First-Digicam style of similarly-priced models from companies like Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, and well, Kodak. If you want to blow an extra $50, plus more money for memory cards, you can get a 10-megapixel sensor in the otherwise-identical V1003 version.

You can’t request many features for such a price, so this will be mostly point and shot type of camera. I personally prefer slightly more powerful models but this may serve also well for some quick pictures from a party or a short trip. Taking pictures during night should be much easier now, as Kodak upped the light sensitivity to ISO 800. There are also some new features like advanced settings or Favourite button which will save a picture into the internal memory of this camera. Small, cheap and easy to use, that’s what these new models offer…

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  1. wickido
    January 7th, 2007 | 19:02

    Got a Kodak myself, pretty happy about it, although the earlier versions with little Megapxl are kinda lousy. Maybe you should get one yourself and make some nice shots of Paris ;)

  2. Mike staff member
    January 7th, 2007 | 19:04

    Right now I have my 3rd Olympus dig. camera and works fine! Maybe in 1-2 years i wanna buy a new one.

  3. Martin staff member
    January 7th, 2007 | 19:04

    I got a new Panasonic DMC FX-something which is pretty good for my usage and small as well, so this will work for me and Paris :)

  4. ratgod
    January 7th, 2007 | 19:17

    Calling it a budget cam is wrong! Well it is an okay price. Here in Dubai, especially now during the Dubai Shopping Festival 10 MP cams cost on average 200 US dollars and im talking Sony ones with carl zeus lenses!

  5. Amperage
    January 7th, 2007 | 20:48

    I’ve had both Kodak and Sony and I stay away from both due to any problems you have will cost as much to repair as buying a new camera. Canon and the other pre-digital camera manufactures may cost a little more but repairs are less expensive. $200 is $200 and for a little more you can get a much better camera. I picked up a Canon A620 PowerShot with 7.1 mega pixels for $250. Now the camera was on sale and I am very happy with it. It also takes excellent movies and I have a 1 meg SD card.

    Remember the price may be right but they will get you on the repairs.

    Amperage

  6. user
    January 8th, 2007 | 01:40

    “and I have a 1 meg SD card”

    whoaa… :-P

  7. Amperage
    January 8th, 2007 | 02:15

    User congratulations for being the first flamer. I was ment to show that the camera can take alot of picture of video. Geee I didn’t know they made anything bigger then 1 meg card….. you twit.

    Amperage

  8. user
    January 8th, 2007 | 02:23

    *mirror*
    bounce

    don’t get grumpy. this is not a flame.

  9. Amperage
    January 8th, 2007 | 02:26

    Who’s grumpy but I should of rank you as a prize twit for being so silly.

    I forgot, I rubber you glue… nananaaana, nannnaaana.

    You should be positive instead of negative. It’s good for your karma.

    Amperage

  10. user
    January 8th, 2007 | 02:45

    well, yeah. ‘flameing’ sounds so negative.
    i’m really just joking, so my karma is ok i think.

    have a good day. :)

  11. Amperage
    January 8th, 2007 | 04:17

    User, we all here to have a good time and to help each other out. There are to many sites that have a negative thing and Martin wanted to have a site that is the best. I for one welcome such a site and there well be of course others to follow. Imitation is a form of admiration.

    Any constructive commnents are always welcome as it will build better communications and ideas.

    Amperage

  12. lol
    January 8th, 2007 | 04:32

    Amperage, why do you take offense to such silly things? I bet your peepee is the size of a twig.

  13. Amperage
    January 8th, 2007 | 07:04

    LOL, well in very cold water it is. It’s not the offense it’s the silly idea that one has to comment on a review of what one write in a negative manner as oppose to being positive. It’s far to easy to be negative as oppose to being constructive, creative and caring.

    Perhaps you need to review what Martin envision with this site before posting silly comments. Are you too a prize twit?

    Amperage

  14. hum
    January 11th, 2007 | 21:45

    i guess he meant 1gb…. NOT!

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