Kodak Digital Cameras Most Satisfying
For the third consecutive year, Kodak EasyShare digital cameras in the $200-$399 price range have ranked highest in customer satisfaction in the J.D. Power and Associates 2006 Digital Camera Satisfaction StudySM.
For the third consecutive year, Kodak EasySharedigital cameras in the $200-$399 price range have ranked highest incustomer satisfaction in the J.D. Power and Associates 2006 DigitalCamera Satisfaction StudySM. Since the J.D. Power and AssociatesDigital Camera Study was introduced in 2004, Kodak is the only brand torank highest in a single category for three straight years.
Were very pleased with this ranking, since its based on customerexperience and further solidifies our reputation for quality and easeof use, said Phil Faraci, president, Consumer Digital Imaging Group,and a Kodak senior vice president. Kodak invented the digital camerain 1975 and we have been a leading digital innovator ever since. Ourinnovation has always focused on providing products and services thatcreate a great user experience, and this ranking confirms that wecontinue to deliver on that promise.
The J.D. Power and Associates 2006 Digital Camera SatisfactionStudySM evaluates customer satisfaction within a price segment ofconsumer digital cameras. Twenty-one Kodak EasyShare digital cameraswere evaluated as part of the $200 to $399 segment. These includeeasy-to-use C-series models, a performance-oriented 12X optical zoomcamera (the Kodak EasyShare P850), the high-zoom Z-series, EasyShareOne, the worlds first WiFi-enabled digital camera, and ultra-compactV530, V550, V603, and V570 models.
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