Kodak will not make cameras anymore

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nickbo13 wrote:

Kodak not making cameras anymore. That sure sounds strange. One would think they would keep on making cameras and stop with everything else. But I have heard their printers are pretty good, so maybe they could keep on making them. I guess people won't be able to say, "that's a Kodak moment". I think the first camera I had was a Kodak Brownie, back in the late 50's.

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nickbo13 wrote:

Kodak not making cameras anymore. That sure sounds strange. One would think they would keep on making cameras and stop with everything else. But I have heard their printers are pretty good, so maybe they could keep on making them. I guess people won't be able to say, "that's a Kodak moment". I think the first camera I had was a Kodak Brownie, back in the late 50's.

Lonewolfcruiser wrote:

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Who cares?? Why do we need to know your first camera was a brownie back in the 50's?? Why do we need to know that?? You seriously need to go find some friends to talk to, to tell them your stories.
Ever think of going into an old folks home? There is many people to talk to in old folks homes.
My first Colored TV was an RCA back in the 70's.

Gail wrote:

My first washing Machine was an electric motor-driven wringer washer from Upton Machine Company back in 1912.

BootlessBoot wrote:

My 4th car had an 8 track player in it, if anyone cares??
And the serial number of my first m-16 was 3071766.

Ryan wrote:

When I was a boy, I use to walk 10 miles to get to school.

Bob wrote:

Once my boss brought into work a box of Brownies, and I ate them all.

Chuck wrote:

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The printers suck. You have to buy yellow red and blue all together in one cartridge. Not seperate like HP. If you run out of yellow but still have red and blue your out of luck. Also printers are much more expensive but the ink is cheaper. People will but tghe cheaper HP and Cannons. My friend purchsed one and had problems with it after 3 weeks of use. Lines accross the page.