Hasselblad can already boast bringing the first digital camera to market outfitted with Kodak's wicked 50 megapixel sensor, but the flagship H3DII-50 won't have much time to sail the high MP seas by its lonesome. Hasselblad CEO Christian Poulsen promises a 60MP version will debut in April 2009.

Of course, digital photographers know that it isn't necessarily the size of the megapixel that counts, but how you use it. Even still, 60MP sounds pretty damn awesome. That will give the H3DII-60 a 94 percent full frame coverage, and Poulsen wants to make clear that "although we hear the phrase 'full frame' being used quite frequently, no manufacturer has yet achieved true medium full frame."Not that it needs any reaffirming, but the new 60MP DSLR won't come cheap. Expect to pay a smidge over $27,000 for the bragging rights.

Revive your memories on the HDTV with the new Kodak Theatre HD Player. You can wirelessly access your favorite videos, music and pictures from your PC, camera as well as online sharing sites.

The Kodak Theatre HD Player uses Wi-Fi to access online content and navigate through the content with its wireless remote. You can easily insert a memory card as well as plug in your USB storage device or Kodak EasyShare Digital Camera. Connect it to your PC and download your favorite music, images or videos.It is compact and easy to use with a slim design measuring 6” × 8“× 1”. With the new HD Theatre Player you can cherish the memorable moments by viewing all the special photos and videos on the HDTV. Personalize your HD player by choosing backdrops and screensavers. It lets you link your photos and videos to the EasyShare Wireless Digital Frame.

“The proliferation of HDTV technology has created a demand for HD content beyond standard television programming,” said John Blake, General Manager Digital Capture and Devices, Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company. “With the KODAK Theatre HD Player, consumers will relive the most cherished moments of their lives on their HDTV the largest and highest quality display device in their home. Consumers will have the ability to do more than ever with their pictures, music and videos with easier and more interactive access to their personal content, as well as content from family and friends from around the globe.”

The Kodak Theatre HD Player will be available in September and is priced at $299.99.

Kodak offers the latest picture-taking technology at your fingertips with its new EasyShare M1093 IS, an addition to its M-Series of digital camera. It definitely stands by its name, making sharing images and videos simple and convenient. Providing HD images and video quality, it sports a 10MP sensor with a 3x optical zoom.The Kodak M1093 IS’s wide angle 3 inch LCD lets you capture HD quality videos and pictures. With its MPEG-4 compression, you can capture more videos using less memory usage. Video bookmarking enables you to make special spots in your video. It has an optional Kodak EasyShare HDTV dock to enhance your viewing experience as well as a Kodak EasyShare G610 Printer dock.

“Underneath its sleek exterior, the KODAK EASYSHARE M1093 IS Digital Camera is a powerhouse built to capture beautiful pictures,” said John Blake, general manager Digital Capture and Devices, Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company. “The Smart Capture feature available on our latest digital cameras, including the M1093 IS, lets consumers capture moments that would have otherwise been missed, thanks to its intuitive and automatic scene detection and setting control.”

The Kodak M1093 IS camera also features HD quality 720p and 1080i resolution, text and sound tagging, multi media slide show, 32 MB internal memory, SD/SDHC card slot, Li-Ion rechargeable battery, AC adapter and Kodak EasyShare Software.

EasyShare M1093 IS camera packs in Smart Capture feature, Intelligent scene detection, Intelligent capture control, Intelligent image processing. Sounds truly intelligent. It allows you to share the images and videos just by tagging them with the exclusive share button on the camera. On tagging, they will be ready for printing or emailing.

The Kodak EasyShare M1093 camera will hit the markets in September with a price tag worth $199.95.

I mentioned a while back that Motorola and Kodak were planning on launching a 5 megapixel camera phone sometime soon and although it’s not yet completely official a few images of the device have been leaked and according to the grapevine the handset is going to be called the ZN5.
Apart from the obvious camera of 5 megapixels (auto-focus natch) it would also have a Xenon flash and a secondary LED for video. This cameraphone would also be able to capture images in RAW format, which is not something to sneeze at. The ZN5 is also said to be quite a slim handset at about 11.8mm thick and will come equipped with a 3.5mm earphone socket, TV out and USB (hopefully not proprietary in any way) slot. It will run on a Linux based OS probably like the MING and should also have a keypad similar to the ROKR E8 which changes according to the features.There's still no pricing or official release date for the handset, so stay tuned.

A growing demand of all-in-one printer has forced many printer manufacturers to develop an exclusive device that offers the most required functionality in businesses and even at home. Kodak also maintains to produce high-performance printers.

Here is a new printer, termed as ESP 5 that not only does the work of printing but also copies and scans documents. It is outfitted with a two-cartridge, six-ink system.Encased in a black color scheme, the device has the ability to print lab-quality 4×6-inch images in 30 seconds and boasts to print up to 30 ppm in black and 29 ppm in color.

Kodak’s ESP 5 sports multi-format memory card slot, Bluetooth connectivity, a 3-inch LCD to preview and edit the content before printing.utomatic paper sensor to adjust the print settings based on the type of paper in use. It also features Home Center software, with options such as red eye reduction, color restoration and facial retouch.

The Kodak ESP 5 all-in-one printer is slated to roll out on 5th May. However, the company has started pre-orders. It costs $170 (approx. Rs. 6800).