Kodak, Motorola Developing 5-Megapixel Camera Phone
May 22, 2007, 11:10 AM by (staff)
Yesterday, Eastman Kodak President Antonio Perez announced that it is developing new 5-megapixel CMOS sensors for digital cameras. The new sensors will also be able to fit into mobile phones, and Perez stated that Kodak will develop a camera phone jointly with Motorola. The two companies first announced plans to work together in January 2006. This new information shows that they have made progress. Motorola and Kodak are planning to have the camera phone ready near the end of the year.
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Excellent...
This should be good.
I bet you will be impressed soon enough.
Such as yes/no: U.S. phone???
yes/no: 3G for AT&T (Screw Verizon!!!)
yes/no: auto-focus!!!
Personally, I'd be shocked if it was quad-band GSM with 3.6 HSDPA, I really, really wo...
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Boy, are they slow?!!
Made with Carl Zeiss Lens
American companies is so far behind with that stuff.
I bet japan is even WAY WAY ahead of us!!
Get with it Kodak and Motorola or you are't going to be around!
It's about time...
Digital Camera/ MP3 Player/ Phone
Think about being able to take DC quality pictures and send them SMS/Email instantly. Larger memory card would be a must. Faster write speeds equal faster shutter speeds. Faster processor would make for a fun device.
The same device will replace my IPOD?
Mobile Internet access?
Don't forget it still makes phone calls.
Very soon your laptop will be replaced by the same device that replaced your DC/MP3 player/ Phone.
Again just a thought.