Kodak at CES: Wireless digital frames, digital cameras and facial search tech

Posted January 8, 2007 at 05:49 PM by PJ Hruschak

Section: Imaging, Accessories, Digital Cameras, Trade Shows, CES

Eastman Kodak has a few new products as well as a few oldies to show off at CES 2007.

For a little something new, they have wireless Easyshare Digital Picture Frames. Available in 8 in. and 10 in., (7 in. and 8 in. for non-WiFi versions), they have interchangeable faceplates and a remote control. They also have two new digital cameras, the Kodak Easyshare V1003 and V703, that feature 3x optical zoom and 10- and 8-megapixel resolution, respectively. Finally, they are demonstrating a new Facial Search app that will help to search for images buried deep in your PC’s file system. More coming on all three of these.

As for something old, Kodak is showing off:

The Picture Kiosk family of self-service print kiosks (currently available in more than 85,000 worldwide retail locations) including Bluetooth-enabled models that allow you to print images from camera phones as well as digital cameras (oh, THAT won’t be hackable at all) Easyshare cameras, including the C653 Zoom Digital Camera Easyshare Photo Printer PP350 with Bluetooth

Site [Eastman Kodak]