Concord Introduces Eye-Q Duo Dual Mode Digital Camera Orlando, Florida - February 11th, 2001 - Concord Camera introduced the Eye-Q Duo Digital Camera today at PMA in Orlando.
The Eye-Q Duo digital camera offers a wide range of exciting features. Beginning with exchangeable faceplates that allow the user to change the look of the camera as their mood changes to using the Eye-Q Duo as a PC web cam, it has it all. In addition to its compact size, the Eye-Q Duo offers video out for TV review, strobe flash and both USB and Serial Port connections to a PC or Macintosh computer. And if all this weren't enough, additional image storage is available through MMC.
"There is a growing market for value-priced digital cameras," said Urs W. Stampfli, Concord's Vice President and Director of Global Sales and Marketing. "Our commitment, as always to the retailer, is to offer high-quality, appealing products at competitive prices that meet the demand of today's consumer.
About Concord Camera Corp.
Concord Camera Corp. is a global developer, designer, manufacturer and marketer of high quality, low cost, digital, instand, Advanced Photo System (APS), 35mm and 110mm format cameras and 35mm, APS and instant format single-use cameras. Concord markets its cameras under the trade names CONCORD, KEYSTONE, LE CLIC, GOLDLINE, APEX and ARGUS. Today, Concord is one of the world's leaders in the single-use camera category, one of the fastst growing segments of the camera market, and the largest producer of single-use cameras in the world in private label, corporate, premium and original equipment manufacturer segments of the industry. The Company sells and markets its camera products worldwide through direct sales offices in the United States, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, and France and through independent sales agents. The Company manufactures its products in its expansive, vertically integrated manufacturing facilities in the Peoples Republic of China, which includes a class 10,000 "clean room" digital technology manufacturing and assembly facility. Concord's fiscal year 2000 revenue was approximately $173 million. |