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Every week, we'll pick 10 travel stories or photos to be entered to win one year of FREE digital printing at Walgreens. Photos are fast and easy at Walgreens. Visit walgreens.com for online digital output or visit your nearest Walgreens store. Your photos will be ready in 24 hours - guaranteed!
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*Value of the one year of FREE digital printing is based on printing (24) 4" x 6" pictures a month, for (12) months, at 26 cents per print. Prize will be awarded as a $75 Walgreens Gift Card. All prize distribution to be awarded by the Denver Newspaper Agency.
Rules & Regulations
How to Enter - The Travel Talk Sweepstakes Program begins August 10, 2006 and ends August 9, 2007. All online entries must be received by midnight, August 9, 2007, to be considered for the drawing for 1 year of FREE digital photograph printing.
Kodak Develops EasyShare G600 Printer Dock
Along with the new EasyShare digital cameras being introduced today, Kodak also announced the EasyShare G600 Printer Dock. This printer offers a number of new design elements including a built-in handle, smart paper tray storage, and optional battery pack. The Kodak EasyShare G600 printer dock is designed to allow consumers to enjoy pictures on the go. With PictBridge enabled devices and ImageLink print system compatible digital cameras, high-quality photos are said to be produced in just 60 seconds with the touch of one button. Users can take their printing on the road as well with the convenience of automatically charging their Kodak camera battery in 3.5 hours or less, with the optional battery pack. For as low as $0.29 per print, the robust system is said to deliver long-lasting prints that are waterproof, fingerprint proof, stain resistant and wipeable with Kodak’s patented XtraLife lamination process plus their Perfect Touch Technology printing system.
MediaStreet Pure eMotion 128: LCD Frame Price Drop
We're big fans of digital picture frames, which can completely eliminate that most loathsome task: printing. No need to cross that digital chasm into the bleak analog world when you have a MediaStreet Pure eMotion 128, a digital picture frame with a 7-inch screen. That 128 number in its name stands for its amount of onboard memory, giving you 128MB worth of pics that you can change with the included remote control. Or you can use a variety of flash memory cards such as SD, MMC, MS, SM or CF cards, and it also adds some eMotion by playing your favorite music along with its automated slide show. The jaw dropper is its price, $129, or you can get it without the infrared remote control, tabletop and wall mounting hardware, USB cable and earphones for $109. That's $100 less expensive than a comparable model from Philips cost just a couple of months ago, and a full $200 cheaper than Samsung's entry into the LCD picture frame market.
KODAK EASYSHARE C-Series Digital Cameras
Feb. 2005 Eastman Kodak Company today introduced two new, compact digital cameras to its KODAK EASYSHARE line: the EASYSHARE C340 zoom digital camera, with 5 megapixel (MP) resolution, 3X optical zoom and on-camera cropping; and the EASYSHARE C300 digital camera, with 3 MP resolution and a fixed-focus lens. Both models provide people with an affordable entry point to the KODAK EASYSHARE consumer digital photography system for simplified shooting, sharing, organizing and printing of high-quality digital pictures. EASYSHARE C-series digital cameras blend simplicity, quality and value, making it possible for everyone to take and share both everyday and once-in-a-lifetime moments, said Mary Hadley, director of digital capture marketing, Eastman Kodak Company.
Casio PCP-120 Portable Photo Printer
Casio Japn is set to launch a new cute line of portable photo printers. The PCP-120 which is expected to go on sale this August 25 can print both photos and postcards. It also comes built in with a keyboard for you type in a one line, haiku which then gets printed onto the photo. 5 calligraphic fonts are available. Layout is also possible via its 3.6-inch LCD display. The printer doesn't require being hooked up to a computer for it to work. It has a built in card reader that accepts a variety of card formats including SD, MMC, miniSD, CF, xD Picture Card, Memory Stick Pro and Memory Stick Duo. It also can connect directly to a digital camera. Printing resolution is pretty good at 2400x1200 dpi. The PCP-120 will retail for 50,400 yen later this month. A monochrome version is also expected to be released in October.
Digital Foci's Picture Porter Elite photo viewer / PMP
Hot on the heels of MediaGear's HD2GO is yet another photo viewer / PMP, but with 40GB or 80GB hard drive options, the Picture Porter Elite is more akin to Epson's P-4000 line of capcious convergence devices. Manufactured by Digital Foci, the USB 2.0-enabled PPE-360 features a 3.6-inch screen (only QVGA, though -- Epson gives you VGA on its models), line-in recording, PictBridge printing support, and video out for displaying your pics and vids on a regular TV. Supported memory card formats include Compact Flash I / II, MicroDrive, SD / MMC, and Memory Stick (xD, miniSD, and MS Duo cards work with an adapter), while the compatible file types include JPEG, TIFF, GIF, and RAW (image), MP3, WMA, AAC, and WAV (audio), and MPEG-1/4, AVI, MOV, and WMV9 (video). The Picture Porter Elite will begin shipping on the 7th, starting at $450.[Via Digital Media Thoughts]Tags: 40gb, 80gb, digital foci, DigitalFoci, epson, hard drive, HardDrive, hdd, line-in recording, Line-inRecording, p-4000, photo viewer, PhotoViewer, pictbridge, picture porter elite, PicturePorterElite, pmp, portable media player, PortableMediaPlayer, ppe-360 .
Point, shoot and print from anywhere
A pocket-size camera and a portable photo printer are all you need to produce quality photographs anywhere you want. No computer is necessary with the Epson PictureMate Deluxe and optional internal battery (Internet price: $149). It affords improved portability with no power supply. The internal battery provides up to two hours of printing and will recharge when plugged into an AC. Brilliant color prints out of the PictureMate Deluxe cost 24 cents each, including the cost of the paper and ink. Color prints from start to finish took less than two minutes, and the color was excellent. The built-in premium photo viewer was a big help to select the photos I wanted printed after I plugged in my digital media directly into the printer. The viewer has a high-resolution high-quality 2.4-inch color LCD screen with tilt adjustment that made it real easy to see my images.
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