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Fujifilms DVD+R 1X-16X optical media is among the industry's first optical technologies to offer a disc capable of recording consistently and reliably in drives ranging from 1X-16X recordingspeeds. At a speed of 16X, a full 4.7 GB DVD+R disc can be written in about 6 minutes. This new disc continues a legacy of innovation by incorporating Fujifilm's unique, patented organic dye coating that was announced in January. The… Read More

The company's robust line ranges from point-and-shoot simplicity in its A-series to streamlined style in its F-series, and includes a traditional 35mm-style body with a wide range of shootingfeatures for photo enthusiasts in its S-series. Today's additions include three cameras in a new fourth category, the highly versatile E-series, as well as replacements for two popular S-seriesmodels. The Fujifilm FinePix E-series includes the… Read More

The Fujifilm FinePix F440 offers 4.1 million pixels for capturing clear, life-like images, while the Fujifilm FinePix F450 offers 5.2 million pixels for photographers who want even more imaging power. “Because the FinePix F440 and F450 fit so easily into pockets and small handbags, they're perfect to take to parties and special events – and with the 2-inch LCD screen, it's easier than ever for consumers to show… Read More

The unique dye coating will ultimately make it possible to record the equivalent of a full-length, two-hour movie in less than five minutes. Recent reports from media analyst firm Giga Stream suggest that by 2005, the DVD-R market will expand globally to 1.3 billion pieces shipped. The new Fujifilm dye coating technology will not only provide the basis for media in future recording devices, but will also maintain backward compatibility… Read More

“Due to a change in business conditions, we find it necessary to raise prices,” said Steven Solomon, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Computer Products Division, Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. “Fujifilm has exhausted all other possible cost reduction initiatives and is committed to continue to deliver a high quality, ultra reliable data cartridge.” Fujifilm pioneered DLTtape IV media in 1995 and the company… Read More

This model replaces the existing FinePix 3800, and will be available to consumers in October

The ultra-popular Nexia Q1 was originally launched last year in four colors

The new xD-Picture Card will begin shipping to consumer electronics, photography and other retailers later this summer. The xD-Picture Card format, developed by Fujifilm and Olympus, was first introduced in September 2002. The new addition to the Fujifilm xD-Picture Card is expected to meet the increasing consumer demand for greater storage capacity. The development roadmap for the product predicts an eventual storage capacity of up to 8GB in… Read More