Tag Archive for 'ricoh'


Tuesday, Aug 19th 2008 by Chris Davies

Ricoh have announced their latest digital camera, the 10.1-megapixel R10.  Featuring a solid metal casing with with pleasantly retro styling, the R10 has a 7.1x optical zoom, a 3-inch HVGA LCD display and ISO sensitivity of 80-1600.

Wednesday, Feb 20th 2008 by Daniel Lim

The Ricoh pro-series GR Digital II and GX100 digital compact cameras get an update with Ricoh’s Creative Sets. The bundle consists of a 0.75x wide angle converter, lens hood with adapter, external viewfinder and a leather camera case to use with attached viewfinder and neck strap. The Ricoh Creative Set will be available at the [...]

Tuesday, Feb 19th 2008 by Daniel Lim

Ricoh Japan unveiled two new 10 megapixel digital camera with the announcement of Caplio R8 and R50.

Wednesday, Jan 9th 2008 by Christina Crouch

Ricoh showed off a new printer to me this week from it’s new Aficio SP C222DN series. It’s a color laser printer and I while I’ve never used a Ricoh printer, I do use a Ricoh copier and it’s amazing and it gives a perfectly clear image everytime. I, personally, have never had [...]

Wednesday, Feb 7th 2007 by Chris Davies

Amen to Ricoh.  There have been wirelessly-enabled cameras before, but never one as comprehensively equipped as their new 500SE.  We’re talking Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS for geotagging, along with an 8-megapixel lens and automatic geotagging of video and still images.  Great stuff, eh?  And then they go and whack it all into a casing that [...]

Friday, Aug 25th 2006 by Vincent Nguyen

The new Caplio R5 digital camera features a 7.1x optical wide zoon lens, CCD-shift image stabilization and a broad new image-processing engine.  The new Smooth Imaging Engine II should reduce noise, improve performance, and yield a higher sensitivity of ISO1600 at full resolution.  There’s also the standard 2.5-inch LCD display, improved battery life VGA 30fps [...]





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