Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR blends substance and style in a single device

By Edwin Kee on 04/05/2011, filed in Home > Gadgets

Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR blends substance and style in a single device Fujifilm’s latest FinePix Z900EXR will merge both style and substance in a single digital camera, taking over where the Z800EXR left off. Available in a high gloss finish that is bound to be a fingerprint magnet, it will feature a brand new 16-megapixel EXR-CMOS sensor, 5x wide-angle zoom lens, a touchscreen 3.5″ LCD display with an improved user interface, a selection of high speed shooting modes and high quality video capture – all crammed into a single, slim body, where it will be able to fit into a bag or pocket effortlessly. Being capable of shooting up to 3 frames per second at 16-megapixel resolution, you ought to be able to capture even the fastest action for all time, so bring this over to the next football match just to test it out. Coming in a quartet of colors to choose from – Brilliant Black, Gloss Red, Hot Pink and Royal Blue, we do wonder how much it will cost when it hits the market.

Fujifilm: Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, widely known as Fujifilm, is a Japanese photography and imaging company based in Tokyo, Japan. Fujifilm's history runs deep. Although the company was just established in 2006 under the name Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, it actually inherited the imaging and information businesses previously operated by Fuji Photo Film. Co. Ltd., which was founded way back in 1934. Fuji Photo first ventured into the photographic film business. The company eventually entered the optical glasses market in the 1940s and established a joint venture with Xerox in 1962 and launched Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. The company specializes in imaging and information solutions for photography equipment, optical devices, graphic systems, medical systems, recording media, and the like.

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