Nokia makes its first appearance at world’s largest annual photo imaging convention

Nokia makes its first appearance at world’s largest annual photo imaging convention

Seven years after introducing wireless image sharing to the world, Nokia is demonstrating its commitment to excellence in imaging by joining the world’s photography leaders at the 2005 Photo Marketing Association (PMA) convention. At booth #4641 of the Orange County Convention Center, Nokia will be demonstrating not only its range of megapixel-plus imaging phones, but also new technologies that allow these high-quality images to be edited, shared, stored and printed.

“When Nokia took the industry’s first steps toward mobile imaging in 1998, few people could have predicted that in less than a decade the camera phone market would grow larger than the conventional digital camera market, yet that is where we stand today,” said David Watkins, director of imaging for Nokia. “In 2005, over 100 million megapixel-plus imaging phones will be sold worldwide, producing images that are suitable not only for quick e-mails and messages, but for capturing, saving and printing truly important moments.”

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Nokia is introducing its highest resolution and most feature-rich imaging phone for the Americas market, the 1.3 megapixel Nokia 6682 smartphone, at the 2005 PMA convention. Imaging features of the Nokia 6682 imaging smartphone include a 6x digital zoom, integrated LED flash, sequence mode for shooting up to six frames in rapid succession, self-timer and user-adjustable white balance and color tones. Also featured at the Nokia booth are the 1-megapixel Nokia 7610 and Nokia 6670 imaging phones.

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