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Kodak

[ koh-dak ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

Trademark.

a brand of portable camera introduced by George Eastman in 1888, using a roll of film and intended for taking snapshots.

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Connect via the Kodak Instant app, and print straight from your digital photo gallery.

With the patents expired, Fujifilm and Kodak quickly made up for lost time.

Check out our tour of the Kodak film factory for an inside look on how it gets made.

Kodak’s Mini 2 model packs excellent features into an extremely wallet friendly price point.

If you’re looking for the perfect pocket printer for your favorite Instagram posts, look no further than Kodak’s Mini 3.

To use a relatively benign example, they are to the Pentagon what Silicon Valley startups were to Eastman Kodak.

Go ask anybody who remembers A&P, Gimbels, Digital Equipment, Kodak, or Borders, fer chrissakes.

At least he still has the Kodak darkroom funnel he got when he was 14, which was 59 years ago.

The end of Kodak is a source of sadness, like the passing of an old, trusted family friend.

Now, even with a new CEO and a vast audience, it is on the verge of eclipse—as is Kodak, another firm once on the cutting edge.

He explained that he could not give any opinion until he took their films from their kodak and had them developed.

This item was among the "Kodak Shots" subjoined to the "Advertiser's" account of the convention.

It took on'y a moment f'r him to inflict a mortal wound on Seton-Thompson's kodak.

Even if a kodak were not permitted, pictures could be secured.

And oh, may I take my kodak, my spandy new Christmas kodak, for some pictures?

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