June 1996 · Computer or hardware
Kodak DC20 (1996)
Entry-level Kodak digital camera with a serial link to Mac and Windows.
An inexpensive point-and-shoot using Kodak's early consumer design with a fixed lens and small internal memory. Images moved to a PC over a serial cable with bundled software. It was Kodak's budget option under the DC40.
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Facts
- Date
- June 1996
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: Kodak DC (consumer)
- Maker or publisher
- Kodak
- Resolution
- 493x373
- Storage
- Internal memory
- Connection
- Serial
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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- Kodak DC40 (same family, 1995)
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