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Kodak's Digital Sales

While this no longer comes as a huge surprise, especially after stopping their production of black and white paper, changing their logo, and introducing a digital camera with two lenses, it is still a bit strange knowing that sales of Kodak's digital equipment exceeded that of film during 2005.

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