June 20, 1994 · Peripheral
Apple QuickTake 100 (1994)
Apple's first consumer digital camera, made by Kodak.
Stored eight 640x480 images in 1 MB flash and transferred to a Mac or PC over serial. An early mainstream digital camera.
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Facts
- Date
- June 20, 1994
- Kind
- Peripheral: Scanner and camera
- Maker or publisher
- Apple
- Platforms
- Mac, Windows
- Sensor
- 0.3 Mpx
- Storage
- 1 MB flash
- Battery
- 3xAA
- Connection
- RS-232C serial / GeoPort
- Works with
- Mac, Windows
Source: Wikipedia
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- Apple Macintosh (works with, 1984)
- Windows 3.1 (works with, 1992)
- Kodak DC40 (rival, 1995)
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