After take the lead that Kodak would CES 2015 announcing a product with Android operating system, the company finally showed the device in question is a model with 13 MP camera and Features “not that surprising” that will initially be sold in Europe.
The Kodak IM5 is a smartphone with Android 4.4 which is made to offer users an alternative that can be easily used camera functions – and the idea is that most images are carried in an authorized print shop – and take pictures of good quality for a competitive price. The gadget cost around $ 250
Kodak IM5 is manufactured by a third party.; It is the company name “Bullitt” which construct some devices such brands that have no relation to technology as CAT and other industry. This makes the model look Kodak somewhat generic.
It has 5″ screen Full HD, 13 MP camera, flash LED, front camera of 5MP and has octa-core processor at 1.7 GHz; has 8 GB of internal storage and includes micro SD slot for expansion up to 32 GB. The operating system was changed to virtual oversized buttons that simplify the experience and leave “at hand” the most popular smartphone functions.
The contribution of Kodak to this project lies mainly in the supposed ease to take and share a photo, and according to the company, this is the “first device in a range of mobile products,” so there will be more to come.
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