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ZDNet's 20th anniversary: A walk through digital cameras over the years, all the way back to 1991.
The Kodak DCS 100's hard drive and batteries were stored in a separate Digital Storage Unit (tethered to the camera by cable) that also included a monochrome LCD for viewing images. The combined unit was so large that a nylon hip pack and huge hard case were included in the $20,000 price tag. The DCS was aimed at photojournalists since the camera (which used a SCSI interface to connect to a computer) could drastically reduce the transmission time for sending photos back to the newsroom.
Caption by: Janice Chen
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