We're not
entirely sure of the purpose here, but Kodak filed with the FCC
for a Bluetooth camera module that "is to be installed only by the professionals and used only with any product
produced by Kodak." Yes, this thing's internal -- normally they'd just file for a camera with the radio, but this
isn't the camera, this is the component. See why we're a little confused? So unless Kodak's going to start offering
Bluetooth upgrades for their point-and-shoot cameras (which would arguably cost in parts and labor more than the camera
itself), it's dubious this is anything more than a proof-of-concept for future, yet unearthed-in-the-FCC cameras, like
the one in which the device appears to be implanted (that dual-lenser that sure as hell aint a V570, that much we can tell you).
[Via MobileWhack]
Kodak's Bluetooth camera module

R. Block|04.02.06
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April 2, 2006 12:54 PM
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