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Posted by Ilse Jurrien

Saturday, December 8th 2007 - 12:35 CET - Comments: 0

B elkin International and Eastman Kodak Company introduced the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter with Kodak Picture Upload Technology, to save, print, and share high-quality photos from your camera phone and stay connected with friends and family. In addition, individuals with a Premier membership at Kodak Gallery can use the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter for automatic picture uploads and full-resolution online backup from their camera phone to the award-winning Kodak Gallery online service. According to Forrester, 93 million camera phones will be sold by 2011. With more and more people using camera phones to take pictures, people need an easier way to transfer their high-quality photos directly to their PCs.

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Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter with Kodak Picture Upload Technology

Share pictures via photo community sites such as the Kodak Gallery
Works seamlessly with high-resolution Bluetooth camera phones
Automatic image transfer when standing into Bluetooth range of a PC
Works with Bluetooth enabled devices; PDAs, headsets, printers
Bluetooth Standard Version 2.0 +EDR
Compatible with Windows XP and Vista operating systems
Immediately available in the US via the Kodak Store website
Launches in Canada and Europe will follow
Price: $49.99 US

Kodak Image Upload software for camera phones

"Kodak is committed to making it easy for people to do more with their pictures," says Sandra Morris, General Manager of Kodak Gallery. "We are thrilled to be working with Belkin on this new technology that will help people take more pictures, free their pictures from their camera phones, and easily share them with friends and family members."

Chris McGugan - Print photos from your camera phone

"Currently, people taking pictures with their camera phones have to pay to send those images, and they are also compressed, making it inconvenient for them to print and share at full resolution," says Chris McGugan, Vice President of Product Management, Belkin International, Inc. "With our new Bluetooth USB Adapter with Kodak Picture Upload Technology, you can now wirelessly transfer full-resolution photos from your camera phone directly to your PC whenever you walk nearby."