Digital Cameras: 2 Nikon CoolPix 775 Series, 2
Mavica FD7
At warehouse vigils, the paraphernalia has included: a Sony
Mavica FD-7 digital still camera;
* Sony (booth 4051) will showcase its Handycam camcorders and Cyber-shot and
Mavica digital still cameras, highlighting industry-leading designs and features
NIC 3COM PCI 10/100 (3COM Tornado) CD-ROM 20/48X DVD-ROM Floppy Drive 1.44 MB Standard Floppy Drive and lomega Zip 250 Internal Drive In addition, tribes are eligible to apply for the following components: Black-and-White HP 4100TN Laser Printer Color Bubble HP 932C Jet Printer Projector View Sonic PJ875 Digital Camera Sony
Mavica MVC FD92 Headset Microphone Labtec 8550 Scanner Image Deck Stand- Alone Scanner All computers are delivered with substantial software for production and clerical work, reference, art and culture, and children.
The DPP-SV55 joins Sony's family of consumer digital printers that includes the UP-DP10 printer, the DPP-MS300 Memory Stick printer, and the FVP- 1 Digital
Mavica printer.
Sony's latest digital camera in the
Mavica series, the $1,300 model MVC-CD1000, uses a 3-inch (8cm) CD-R disk with 156MB capacity, able to hold up to 160 high-resolution (2.1-megapixel) images.
One camera, the Sony
Mavica, makes transfer even simpler, as photos are written to a standard 3.5-inch floppy disk that can go directly into your PC or Mac.
They also can snap photos with a Sony
Mavica digital camera, imbed floor diagrams using CAD Zone's Insurance Zone software application into a Microsoft Word document (along with the photos), and zip the data to an underwriter via the Internet.
Sony's new Digital
Mavica camera line is designed to appeal to a wide range of users from the casual point-and-shoot vacationer to the graphic artist needing high-resolution images.
Sony's MVC-FD91, it's high end
Mavica camera, has this capability and allows you to store images on a 3.5-inch floppy.
If you don't want to mess around with 4-MB or 8-MB flash memory cards and uploading images through a serial port, Sony spoils you with the
Mavica. It uses a standard floppy disk for storage, has a built-in speaker and microphone for audio annotation, and sells for less than $800.