Kodak describes the new camera as "vintage style meets modern tech". The C1 uses a 13-megapixel 1/3in BSI CMOS sensor - that's even smaller than the 1/2.3in sensor used by the FZ55 and FZ45.

It uses a 14-megapixel sensor to capture images, and can enhance them up to 22 megapixels using digital interpolation. This helps retain detail and clarity, even with older or slightly damaged media.

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Aspects of this argument are true. Though larger-scale applications involving the digitization of images already existed, Kodak engineer Steve Sasson created the first portable digital camera in 1975.

Kodak has also laucnhed a trio of low- to middle-range consumer shooters in the EasyShare 'C3' series, the C360, the C330, and the C310. The C360 ...

Kodak's new EasyShare One camera is designed to stop the procrastination. It can jump online via any wireless hotspot and send photos via e-mail to friends. You can also use it to order prints online ...

LAS VEGAS — Eastman Kodak on Tuesday announced the development of a 16-megapixel digital camera here at the Comdex trade show. The Kodak Proback will ship next year, said Dan Carp, Kodak ...