1996 · Computer or hardware
Olympus D-300L (1996)
Olympus's first consumer digital camera, 0.3 MP.
The D-300L produced 640x480 images stored on internal memory and moved to computers over serial. It was Olympus's entry into a market that Casio and Apple had just opened. Its Camedia successors added SmartMedia cards.
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Facts
- Date
- 1996
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: Olympus Deltis / Camedia
- Maker or publisher
- Olympus
- Resolution
- 640x480
- Connection
- Serial
- Storage
- Internal memory
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- Olympus D-340R (successor, 1997)
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