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CES: Kodak gets more Instant
Is Kodak the new Polaroid? That’s the question some were asking as the troubled brand returned to the CES expo in Las Vegas last week. It showcased its newest instant-print cameras and mobile photo printers from brand licensee C+A Global, including the Kodak Smile Classic Instant Print Digital Camera and Instant Digital Printer.
“The instant print category aligns perfectly with the Kodak brand,” said Joel Satin, VP of brand licensing at Eastman Kodak Company. “With a rich heritage going back more than a century, consumers continue to look to us to help capture their memories in an easy, accessible way. At CES 2019, we are highlighting products in our portfolio that speak to this strong connection with photography and imaging.”
Kodak supplied the following information on products featured at the show:
Kodak Smile Classic Instant Print Digital Camera
The Kodak Smile Classic Camera combines the contemporary technology of instant digital printing into a vintage camera body with an updated, yet nostalgic look and feel. The camera is equipped with a pop-up viewfinder, an automatic single strobe flash, a MicroSD card slot and a 10-second timer. The 3.51 x 4.25-inch Kodak Zink Sticky-Backed Photo Paper can be printed on instantly from the camera. You can also print pictures from your smartphone by connecting it to the camera via Bluetooth Technology and the free Kodak Instant Print Companion app.
The Kodak Smile Instant Print Digital Camera: Print in an Instant
The 10-megapixel Kodak Smile Camera is a stylish camera that combines the nostalgia of analogue photography with Zink Zero Ink Printing Technology. The camera features an LCD viewfinder display, 10-second timer, automatic flash and a MicroSD card slot.
The Kodak Smile Instant Digital Printer: The One-Click Wonder of Instant Printing
The Kodak Smile Instant Printer offers a quick and easy way to print pictures with its intuitive design. With the free Kodak Instant Print Companion App, compatible with iOS and Android devices, photos can be sent to the printer via Bluetooth Technology connection.
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