The Kodak EasyShare M750 debuted on Monday and unlike it’s predecessors Kodak’s newest digital camera arrives with built in WiFi that makes photo sharing and syncing with home networks a cinch. Users can also print to wireless cameras, email their photos to any account they choose and even send photos to social media accounts.
The camera also comes equipped with similar hardware to its predecessor the EasyShare 5370 including a 16-megapixel CCD sensor with 720 HD video recording, a 5x optical zoom lens and a 3-inch capacitive LCD touchscreen with auto brightness levels.
Along with the camera Kodak is currently developing free apps for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and tablet users that will allow the Kodak M750 to directly share photos with those mobile devices. The new Kodak apps are due out in March 2012.
Buyers interested in purchasing the M750 will be able to pick up the shooter for $170 at various retailers and through Kodak.com in April. Buyers will have the choice of colors including silver, teal, blue and red.
Will you be heading out to purchase the Kodak EasyShare M750 when it arrives?
