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Kodak Slice

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We've given the Slice a grade of B-.
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Editor's Review

The Slice is the company's first touchscreen camera, packing a decent 14 megapixel sensor, 5x optical stabilized Schneider-Kreuznach lens, and 720p HD video. It's a bit pricey, as touchscreen cameras tend to be, but it is the most head-turning Kodak we've seen in some time. Early user reviews are lukewarm, however. One interesting tidbit we picked up from an Amazon.com user review is that the purported 2GB of internal storage is actually a dubious claim. Sure, there may be 2GB of storage built into the camera, but almost all of it is used for the internal software; you'll only be able to take 10 pictures at 12 megapixels, so a memory card is still a must-buy. You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Kodak.

Editor's Review

The Slice is the company's first touchscreen camera, packing a decent 14 megapixel sensor, 5x optical stabilized Schneider-Kreuznach lens, and 720p HD video. It's a bit pricey, as touchscreen cameras tend to be, but it is the most head-turning Kodak we've seen in some time. Early user reviews are lukewarm, however. One interesting tidbit we picked up from an Amazon.com user review is that the purported 2GB of internal storage is actually a dubious claim. Sure, there may be 2GB of storage built into the camera, but almost all of it is used for the internal software; you'll only be able to take 10 pictures at 12 megapixels, so a memory card is still a must-buy. You ought to be ashamed of yourself, Kodak.

Specifications

  • 14 Megapixels
  • 5x optical zoom
  • Optical image stabilization
  • Schneider-Kreuznach lens
  • 3.5-inch touchscreen LCD
  • 720p HD video
  • 2GB internal storage
  • Kodak Smart Capture/Face Recognition
  • Lithium ion battery
  • Captures to SD/SDHC
  • One-button upload to social networking services
  • Part Number: SLICENICKLE
  • UPC: 041771121877
  • Release Date: Apr 15, 2010

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Kodak Slice Reviews

Kodak Slice Reviews by Digital Camera-HQ Users

  • 1.0 out of 5
Bad...Bad (Rachelle — 01/13/2011)
Camera did not live up to my expectation. Battery ran out after 2 months. Pictures not easy to download. Doesn't automatically send to FB or other sites. Still must connect to computer. First time I downloaded photos, it was easy. After that, had a hard time trying to find info once I connected to my laptop. Information did not pop up on my computer. Kodak offered to replace my battery since it died after two months. I decided to just return the camera. By the way, camera battery died on Christmas morning so I ended up with NO pictures. I would not recommend this camera to ANYONE!
  • 1.0 out of 5
Hate it. (AMY JOHNSON — 06/28/2010)
Just returned this. The touch screen does not work. Battery runs out fast. Zoom quality is very very very poor. The talked about 5000 picture internal memory really isn't that. You have to get a storage card. Camera kept shutting down on me and freezing like a computer would. The camera is not user friendly if you have someone else taking your picture. Kodak is not up to speed with the technology that needs to be to make this camera worth all the money. If Apple on the other hand made this camera I would buy it. This was the worst digital camera I have ever bought.
  • 5.0 out of 5
Not just a camera, a photobook (Rash — 05/23/2010)
Kodka has surprised me with this lovely gizmo. It stores 5000 images and the best part is the sorting of images is so easy. WIth face recognition, I can tag my friends and then search for all their images in a jiffy. The one -button upload to facebook is a blessing. I upload images in less than 10 seconds. Great work Kodak, at least you are thinking of what customers want rather than running in the mindless megapixel race.

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