Nikon, Olympus, Pentax Debut IMAGELINK System-Enabled Cameras at PMA
By Shutterbug Staff
March 1, 2006 Nikon, Olympus and Pentax have introduced five digital cameras designed to connect
to Kodak’s EASYSHARE printer dock via the IMAGELINK system standard. The
IMAGELINK print system, introduced by Kodak and a consortium of leading digital
camera manufacturers at Photokina in September 2004, is a standard that allows
pictures taken with a digital camera to be printed directly on the KODAK EASYSHARE
printer dock.
The newly unveiled IMAGELINK system compatible cameras from Nikon, Olympus and
Pentax include :
• NIKON COOLPIX S5 - 6 megapixel, 3X zoom, 2.5” LCD; and COOLPIX S6
- 6 mega pixel, 3X zoom, 3” LCD, Wi-Fi capability.
• OLYMPUS FE-130 –5.1 mega pixel, 3X zoom, 2” LCD; and FE-140,
6 mega pixel, 3X zoom, 2.5” LCD.
• PENTAX OPTIO M10 - 6 mega pixel, 3X zoom, 2.5” LCD.
Each of the five new digital camera models will be shipped with a custom dock
insert to ensure a great out-of-the-box consumer experience. All of the cameras
are compatible with the KODAK EASYSHARE series 3 printer dock and planned future
models. Customer availability of the new cameras is expected to start in March
2006, and distribution will be worldwide.
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