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Yakumo Press Release 17/08/04
Instant and care-free fun with the new Mega-Image VII
Braunschweig, 17th August 2004 - Another new Mega-Image camera model is entering the Yakumo camera range in September and celebrating its market debut. The Mega-Image VII is a digital snapshot camera with super slim measurements of 86 x 55 x 25mm. This cool silver coloured camera weighs only 85g and can easily fit into the palm of the owner’s hand, his trouser or shirt pocket or her handbag. It also goes easy on the budget. The Mega-Image VII will be available mid September at all Yakumo dealers and have the tiny price tag of 79 euros.
At that price it doesn’t hurt to make the glove compartment of the car the home of the Mega-Image VII. That guarantees that when on the road, valuable moments and interesting motives can be quickly put into pixel. On the other hand, the camera’s features make it worthy of more than just second place. With 3.10 megapixel CMOS (7.0 megapixel interpolated), the 1.5" TFT display, the 8x digital zoom, webcam, video clip, flash and self-timing functions alongside the extendable memory via SD or MM cards, the camera qualifies as a low-cost entry model for people chasing spontaneous photo fun.
Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 SE, Ulead Video Studio 7.0 SE and Ulead Cool 360 are bundled with the Mega-Image VII and are interesting software tools for users who want to make more of their photo creativity.
Two AAA batteries take care of the power supply and are delivered with the Mega-Image VII alongside a camera case, a strap, a USB cable and a video cable, a quick start guide a CD with drivers and manual and the Ulead software.
Posted by Darren in our Miscellaneous category on August 29, 2004