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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: david konigsberg who wrote (17126)	2/26/1997 11:28:00 PM
From: jwk	of 58324

David - << Could you please tell me what internet service offered by Kodak you are writing about, where did you read about it?>> This was from a recent post of mine - I don't have the URL at hand, but you should be able find the entire press release by searching under Kodak on one of the news services. You can also go to Kodak's home page for lots more info in this area. I believe that all the other major imaging companies have similar works in progress. <<2) Kodak has announced a new Internet service that will let folks see photos they have taken, order reprints, and send e-mail pictures. It will available later this year nationwide. It will cost about $5 to have a roll of film scanned (didn't say if a roll was 12, 24, or 36 exposures). With that you'll get a password to control who can view/download (save) them.>>

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