Comments on: PalmPix for m100 Coming in December

Amazon.com is now exclusively taking pre-orders for the PalmPix for the m100 with fulfillment in mid-December. It will also be available online from the Kodak store beginning in mid-December and at major computer retailers in early 2001.
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RE: hmmm....
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I'm wondering how useful this is going to be for the m100, though. As you said, bumping up to 8 MB seems like a very good idea. I have an axxPac for my IIIx so I'm not too worried about memory space.
I think Kodak is planning for the future. Palm has probably promised them that they will use the m100 form factor on future models so Kodak made a camera that they can, hopefully, continue to sell for a few years.
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RE: hmmm....
With 4megs of ram available, I'm able to take 19 high res (640x480) pictures. Not bad. I also suggest setting the sync to clear the pictures out of ram during HotSync.
RE: hmmm....
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hmmm....
This looks cool.
100k a photo is going to add up fast, though. No real point on taking it on any trip longer than a day. Maybe I will send my M100 in and get it bumped up to 8 meg after all...
But then again, like most add-ons, I doubt it's a very good quality digital camera when compared to a stand-alone. I'm probably better off using my M100 for what it was intended for and putting the $100 towards a real digital camera.