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At the Photo Marketers’ Association (PMA) Show in Orlando, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company (PCEC) will debut three new high-performance Palmcorder combination digital camcorder/digital still cameras. Engineered to produce pristine, high resolution video that is close to professional quality, and equipped with a host of enhancements for both digital video and digital still photos, the new products are targeted to videographers and digital imaging aficionados. All three products feature a new ultra-compact design, ergonomically configured for the ultimate in control, comfort and balance. Read more

Feb. 9 -- Polaroid will debut four new imaging products at the upcoming 2001 Photo Marketing Association International Annual Convention and Trade Show (PMA), February 11 - 14, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. The new product lineup includes the PDC 640 Modem Camera, Polaroid I-Zone Convertible Instant Pocket Camera with Changeable Faceplates, SprintScan 120 Medium-Format Digital Film Scanner, as well as a sleek, new compact Spectra Instant Camera. Read more

Panasonic will be announcing next week at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) trade show that it will begin shipping its new 3.3 Mega Pixel ipalm digital cameras in early spring. Models PV-DC3000-A and PV-DC3010 succeed the PV-DC3000, the world’s first SD (Secure Digital) Memory Card-compatible digital still camera, introduced by Panasonic in September, 2000. The new cameras add an AC adapter, switch from Adobe software to an ArcSoft editing package, and replace the MultiMediaCard with a new SD Memory Card. The PV-DC3000-A, which includes a 16MB SD Memory Card, will be available in March for $799.95. The PV-DC3010, with a 32MB SD Memory Card, additional photo editing software titles and long-life Ni-MH batteries and quick charger, will be available in April for $899.95.Read more

The New iQuest DualCam Can Be Used as a Video Camera, to Create Video Mail Or to Make Live Video Calls, as Well as for Flash-Assisted Still Photography Read more