Eye on Imaging Volume 4, No. 3 • May 2007
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| Welcome to the I3A “Eye on Imaging” newsletter, which is issued every other month. We will keep you informed and up-to-date on key I3A and industry activities and breaking news, as well as highlight the accomplishments of the individuals whose efforts keep our organization humming. If you have comments or questions, please send a message to Editor@I3A.org.
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The President’s Focus
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What Have We Done For You Lately? Plenty!
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| "Why are we here?" It’s a question that occurs to most people at least once in their lives, and one that certainly bears pondering from time to time. For today, however, I’m not talking about the big “Why are we here?” I’m focused on the question that, as I3A president, I think of daily: “What have we done for you lately?” I am happy to report the answer: “Plenty!”
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| Lisa Walker |
I3A exists to
"Grow the Pie" through vision, leadership and pragmatic solutions to emerging issues |
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| We Grow the Pie
I3A is here to accelerate market growth for imaging products and services. Our goal is to bring market opportunities forward in time: the sooner new opportunities materialize, the greater the revenue generated. We grow the pie so that you can go after your bigger share.
We accomplish that mission in two ways. First, through leadership and a vision of the future. Second, we enable that future through collaboration, removing barriers to growth with Standards and Initiatives of vital importance to the market. We work on projects that reduce complexity and improve ease of use for consumers of imaging products. We make the future imaging ecosystem possible.
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| Key to success is communicating the vision to a wide enough audience so that we have the critical mass of members needed to be successful on our goals. There is indeed strength in numbers. And in the last year, our numbers have been growing.
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| What are some of I3A’s specific recent accomplishments? |
| Formed Initiatives |
- Camera Phone Image Quality Initiative formed to fulfill the industry need for standards, testing and a rating system for camera phone image quality for mobile imaging users and vendors
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www.SaveMyMemories.org, the new Web site developed by the Consumer Photo Preservation Initiative, was created and launched to educate and motivate people to take steps to protect and preserve their digital photos in an easy-to-follow step-by-step approach
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| Held Events
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| Elvis was our PMA mascot in Vegas |
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| Developed International Standards |
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Attracted New Members from Across the Imaging Ecosystem
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- Strategic: Motorola, Nokia
- Participating: AMD, DxO Labs, Flextronics, Foveon, Freescale, InvenSense, Micron, Nethra Imaging, NVIDIA, OmniVision Technologies, Inc., Palm, Sensata Technologies, Sony Ericsson, Texas Instruments and Verizon Wireless
- Associate: Artificial Muscle, FotoNation, Image Integration, MDS Technology
- Standards: Caron Products, KHS Technical Lighting/Atlas Material Testing
Technology, Media Street, Lexmark, and Epson
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Delivered the News
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Provided Industry Advocacy
- Submitted to the EPA I3A position on Stockholm Treaty for Persistent Organic Pollutants for use of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) by the photo industry
- Worked with the EPA, European Council, and U.N. on industry regulatory issues. Gained imaging industry waiver saving potentially millions in manufacturing costs
- Worked with IMDG to develop the U.S. proposal regarding a relaxation of requirements for shipping Dangerous Goods
- Ran the Eyes and Ears Program to monitor compliance with TSA mandated film warning and advisory signs in U.S. airports
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| I3A worked with the EPA, EU and UN on regulatory issues |
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| Presented Awards
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| 2006 Safety Award winners |
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| Published Reports/Market Research |
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| Thanks to You |
| As you can see by this extensive list, I3A has been very busy this past year. And we owe it all to our members. It is with your help and your active participation in our programs and working groups that we have been able to accomplish so much. Without you this would be a very short list.
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| Thanks to all of you who have helped deliver the results of this past year, and who will be driving our success in the future. See you at the Annual Conference next month!
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Lisa Walker
I3A President
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CPIQ Phase 2 Launch
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Don’t Miss the Face-to-Face Kick off for CPIQ Phase 2
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Since its launch in June 2006, I3A’s CPIQ Initiative, made up of key players in the mobile imaging industry, has been working to remove poor image quality as the top barrier to the utilization and enjoyment of camera phones by consumers.
The Initiative also seeks to promote growth of the camera phone imaging eco-system, and to encourage consumers to take, share, print and enjoy images captured by their camera phones. |
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| CPIQ Initiative Is Making Great Strides |
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| CPIQ Phase 2 Launch Meeting |
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The CPIQ Initiative is fulfilling its mission by providing a systematic approach to camera phone image quality testing and comparison methods, so that carriers, manufacturers and consumers can evaluate and choose the right camera phones for their needs. The Initiative is also working to facilitate standards-based communication and comparison regarding camera phone image quality among carriers, handset manufacturers and component vendors. |
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The group’s ultimate objective is to produce a complete set of image quality testing metrics and methodologies, enabling a consumer-oriented image quality rating system.
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| Be part of Phase 2. Join us at launch meeting.
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| Please RSVP to the I3A Standards Department. We look forward to your contributions and insights.
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I3A 61st Annual Conference
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Meet Us at Denver's Curtis Hotel, June 6-8, 2007
Early Bird Registration Closes TODAY, Friday, May 11
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| The 61st Annual Conference, Inspiring Imaging Innovation, will look in depth at the emerging technology that will fuel success in the constantly evolving imaging industry, while exploring the accompanying business challenges.
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| As the industry's leading standards-focused association, with active members from all sectors of the industry, I3A is well positioned to survey the technical and business landscape, evaluate trends and issues, identify tomorrow's newsmakers, and investigate the innovations needed for the industry to navigate the continuous waves of change. |
| Last year's program received ratings of Excellent from 75% of its attendees. This year's event aspires to equal or surpass that score, with its combination of timely topics and speakers, intimate setting and organized meeting structure, and well-rounded mix of participants. Nearly half the 2006 attendees were from the technical side, one quarter had a business focus and the remainder were from marketing and the media. Over half of all attendees were high level executives or managers. |
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The Future of Innovation
Steve Hoffenberg of Lyra Research
Where does the future of innovation lie? We kick off this year's conference by giving us insights into the market trends, news, analysis, and forecasts that are key drivers of future imaging technology innovation. |
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This year, we will be joined by world renowned underwater photographer David Doubilet. Doubilet has photographed over 60 stories for the National Geographic Magazine where he is currently a Contributing Photographer-in-Residence.
He has documented our changing underwater world since his first assignment with the Geographic in 1971.
In addition to the Geographic, Doubilet's work continues to appear in countless publications worldwide.
He is a contributing editor and feature columnist for the "Behind the Shot" in Sport Diver Magazine (US) and Seascapes and Dive Magazine (UK).
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Industry Issue Sessions:
- Online Photo Services: Dead or Alive?
Moderated by Kristy Holch, Analyst
Panelists: Sang Hung, Sprint; Chris Klingebiel, HP Snapfish; Amy McDonough, Webshots; Craig McGowan, Eastman Kodak Company
This session will take a hard look at the players in the online and mobile photo services sector. Have they fulfilled the promise of online photo services to consumers? Has the market achieved the growth of early projections? What does the future hold for this sector?
- What's working, what's not;
- Is there a next generation?
- Is anyone making money?
- What is the impact of mobile phones in this space?
- What added value do consumers get with online and mobile services?
- Camera Phone Image Quality Panel: Subjective Evaluation
Moderated by Nicolas Touchard, DxO Labs
Panelists: Jack Holm, HP; Paul Hubel, Foveon; Ping Wah Wong, Nethra Imaging; Mats Wernersson, Sony Ericsson
Lack of standards and metrics for measuring and testing camera phone image quality is one of the key issues affecting our industry today. Camera phones currently on the market with identical sensor (megapixel) resolution capabilities produce vastly different quality images. Carriers and suppliers know that image quality is important to consumers in order to motivate them to print or share those images (and thereby produce revenue). This panel session will focus on the importance of subjective evaluation – can we really measure how people decide which photos they like?
- Metadata: The Elusive Grail of Imaging
Moderated by Gene Mopsik, ASMP
Panelists: Richard Anderson, Richard Anderson Photography; Bryan Calkins, CogniSign; George John, Motorola; Nelson Nunes, PLUS
Everyone in the industry agrees: we need metadata! They also know that the technology is not rocket science, so why don't we have automated, intelligent, interoperable metadata? Combined with "smart camera phones" that know your calendar (ie; which meeting or event you are attending at the moment), your GPS location, and other pertinent details, intelligent metadata could finally deliver the promise of easy organization, search and retrieval of images. What are the real roadblocks?
- Megapixels: Truth and Consequence
Moderated by Sally Wiener Grotta, DigitalBenchmarks
Panelists: Ed Dowski, CDM Optics; Bob Gann, HP; Don Williams, Eastman Kodak Company; Eric Zarakov, FotoNation
The industry has been racing along the megapixel highway ever since the first digital camera shipped. Experts can argue for hours about why those additional megapixels should deliver better prints. But the reality is that those extra megapixels may be more of a marketing strategy than a real advantage to consumers. To make matters worse, the majority of digital capture devices being sold today are camera phones, where megapixel means less than ever before.
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Benefits of Attending:
- Extensive networking opportunities with the leaders in the imaging industry
- Opportunity to learn about the technologies that are driving the future of imaging
- Presentations from industry analysts to help you find out where
the real growth opportunities are and where the reality won't meet
the hype
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| At this time I3A’s room block at the site of the meeting, the Curtis Hotel, is fully booked, and the hotel itself is sold out. We suggest you call The Western Tabor which is a 10 minute walk to the Curtis or a 5 minute cab ride. The The Westin Tabor is located at 1672 Lawerence Street, Denver, Colorado 80202. The phone number is +1 (303) 572-9100 |
| A limited number of sponsorship opportunities is available, some with the option of a tabletop exhibit. |
| As a staging ground for an exchange of ideas among attendees and industry influencers, the conference is a very effective platform for promoting your company's innovative product or service offerings. |
| This prime audience is I3A's special blend of member companies and interested parties, reaching every corner of the global imaging industry, plus industry luminaries and experts. View the sponsorship packages. For more details, please contact Noel Mareno, +1(214) 244-1927. |
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2007 I3A Safety Excellence and Achievement Awards
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Winners to be Announced at Annual Conference in Denver
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| The nominations are in and the field is competitive! I3A will be acknowledging outstanding members — individuals and companies — with two sets of awards to be given at the upcoming Annual meeting.
The I3A Achievement Award celebrates an individual who has provided significant contributions to the advancement or growth of the imaging industry through his or her participation in I3A.
The I3A Safety Excellence Award Program recognizes outstanding occupational safety and health programs among member companies and promotes sustainable improvement in all areas of health and safety in the workplace. The awards are given to I3A member company sites that demonstrate the best levels of safety performance and leadership. Last year, eight companies were honored for their superlative safety progams.
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The 2007 Safety
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New Members Add Breadth to I3A Roster
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As I3A continues to evolve and propose new solutions to imaging industry issues, we continue to attract innovative companies active on the cutting edges of the imaging industry. Our new members come from sectors that span the imaging ecosystem, including semiconductor manufacturers, sensor developers, and mobile device and network companies. |
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Advanced Micro Devices – Participating Member, www.amd.com
AMD (NYSE: AMD) is the customer-centric innovation company, a processing powerhouse that offers smarter choices for its customers and makes technology more accessible to the world. AMD is focused on best meeting the needs of leading computing, wireless and consumer electronics companies to help them deliver high-performance, energy-efficient and visually realistic solutions. |
FotoNation – Associate Member, www.fotonation.com
FotoNation is a research and development company with a strong technical and intellectual property foundation, dedicated to providing imaging and connectivity solutions for the digital photography industry. |
Freescale Semiconductor – Participating Member, www.freescale.com
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. is a global leader in the design and manufacture of embedded semiconductors for the automotive, consumer, industrial, networking and wireless markets. The privately-held company is based in Austin, Texas, and has design, research and development, manufacturing or sales operations in more than 30 countries. Freescale is one of the world's largest semiconductor companies with 2006 sales of $6.4 billion (USD).
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Image Integration – Associate Member, www.imagintegration.com
Image Integration offers tools and services to enable you to measure the perceived Image Quality of your images and develop specifications that will yield high quality imagery through the application of Image Science based models. |
InvenSense – Participating Member, www.invensense.com
InvenSense develops high-performance motion sensing solutions that meet the demanding size and cost requirements of the mobile consumer electronics market, including image stabilization and motion sensing applications in mobile phones.
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Micron – Participating Member, www.micron.com
Micron is one of the world's leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions. Micron’s DRAM and Flash components are used in today’s most advanced computing, networking, and communications products, including computers, workstations, servers, cell phones, wireless devices, digital cameras, and gaming systems. Micron also provides CMOS image sensor solutions to the handset camera, digital still camera, and PC video camera markets.
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NVIDIA – Participating Member (upgraded from Associate), www.nvidia.com
NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) is the worldwide leader in programmable graphics processor technologies. The Company creates innovative, industry-changing products for computing, consumer electronics, and mobile devices. The NVIDIA graphics processing unit (GPU) and media and communications processor (MCP) brands include NVIDIA GeForce, NVIDIA GoForce, NVIDIA Quadro, and NVIDIA nForce. These product families are transforming visually-rich applications such as video games, film production, broadcasting, industrial design, space exploration, and medical imaging.
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OmniVision – Participating Member, www.ovt.com
OmniVision Technologies designs and markets high-performance semiconductors image sensors. Its Omnipixel and CameraVision products are highly-integrated single-chip CMOS image sensors for mass market consumer and commercial applications such as mobile phones, digital still cameras, security and surveillance systems, interactive video games, PCs and auto imaging systems. |
Sony Ericsson – Participating Member, www.sonyericsson.com
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications is a global provider of mobile multimedia devices, including feature-rich phones and accessories, PC cards and M2M solutions. The products combine powerful technology with innovative applications for mobile imaging, communications and entertainment. The net result is that Sony Ericsson is an enticing brand that creates compelling business opportunities for mobile operators and desirable, fun products for end users. |
Verizon Wireless – Participating Member, www.verizonwireless.com
Verizon Wireless is the largest US wireless company and largest wireless data provider, based on revenues. The company is a joint venture of Verizon Communications (NYSE:VZ) and Vodafone (NYSE and LSE: VOD). |
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I3A MarketPlace
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| The MarketPlace is a service for I3A members. In the MarketPlace, you will find special offers on products and services available only to I3A members. You will also find I3A's own products, most available free to members; access at: http://members.i3a.org/Resource.phx/plaza/marketplace.htx. |
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Industry Briefs
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Canon's Vision for Growth
During the PMA show, PTN interviewed Yoroku “Joe” Adachi, managing director, Canon Inc., Japan; president, Canon Americas Group; and president and CEO, Canon U.S.A., Inc., to discuss his vision for growth in the marketplace. He discussed Canon's vision for its professional and consumer product lines and Canon's entry into the display market. |
Google Phone – Launch Expected End 2007
Taiwans's High Tech Computer (HTC) is reported to have started manufacturing of a Google branded mobile phone, with an limited launch expected by the end of this year. Handset component suppliers told the local DigiTimes publication that initial shipment volumes are expected to reach one million units. |
HP to Reduce Energy Use 20 Percent by 2010
Hewlett-Packard has announced an ambitious goal to reduce its global energy use by 20 percent below 2005 levels by 2010 by improving the energy use of and emissions caused by its electronics and packaging. The new goal is part of the company's global environmental strategy, which addresses three levels of the business: products, internal operations and supply chain management. |
HP
Photo Center Solutions for Retailers
HP offers two new scaleable and customizable photo solutions for retailers: the
HP Photosmart ps2000 Studio and the HP Photosmart pl1000e microlab system. |
Franchise Services, Inc., Kodak to Offer Kodak Nexpress M700 Digital Color Press to Sir Speedy, PIP Printing Franchisees
Kodak and Franchise Services, Inc. (FSI), announced a pricing agreement on the new Kodak NEXPRESS M700 Digital Color Press for Sir Speedy and PIP Printing centers in the United States. FSI, corporate franchisor for Sir Speedy and PIP, will communicate the features and uses of the M700 to franchisees of Sir Speedy and PIP through a series of communications activities. |
Samsung Concludes Contract with International Olympic Committee to Sponsor Olympic Games Through 2016
Samsung, an official TOP Partner of the Olympic Games in wireless telecommunications equipment, concluded a sponsorship contract with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). According to the new contract, Samsung will officially sponsor the Olympic Games and the Olympic Movement for the next eight years, through the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games in 2010, the London Olympic Games in 2012, the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, and the 2016 Olympic Games. |
Sharp shows tiny display with four times better contrast
Sharp Corp. showed off a tiny liquid crystal display that boasts four times better contrast than the best products commercially available today. The Japanese electronics maker will begin shipping the 2.2-inch displays this fall, targeting 100 billion yen (US$837 million; €618 million) in sales next year, company spokeswoman Miyuki Nakayama said. |
Sprint to offer BlackBerry compatible with 2 cell technologies for use abroad
Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Corp. are introducing a BlackBerry e-mail phone that's compatible with the cellular technology more common in other countries in addition to the standard used on their own U.S. networks. Sprint's version of the new BlackBerry 8830 will be “unlocked,” enabling customers who take the device abroad to buy wireless service in other countries through other carriers. |
Digital Photography Trends
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Digital camera shipments to fall in 2011: report
Demand for digital cameras will slow over the next few years as the market enters a maturity phase, and the market will begin to shrink by 2011, researcher IDC said. Global shipments of digital cameras rose 15 percent in 2006, driven by strong demand for advanced models and in emerging markets, but growth is expected to slow to 8 percent in 2007, and the market will shrink in 2011.
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Adobe Ships Creative Suite 3
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) announced the availability of the highly-anticipated Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium and Standard editions and Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium and Standard editions. This brand-new, tightly integrated, design and development software unites the best of Adobe and former Macromedia product innovation to provide designers and developers worldwide with a broad spectrum of creative options. |
CVS Pharmacy Workshops Teach Consumers How to Make the Most of the Digital Photos “Trapped” in Their Cameras
CVS/pharmacy announced the national launch of its first-ever “Digital Sundays” program — free digital photography workshops for consumers in every store location with one-hour photo. |
Fujifilm Announces Comprehensive Wide-Format Digital Printing Initiative
Fujifilm has announced a comprehensive new initiative aimed at providing its customers with the means to produce high quality wide format digital graphics for a variety of applications. This initiative combines the company's expertise and experience to deliver a family of wide-format digital products and business solutions designed to meet virtually any wide-format printing need.
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Sprint CEO compares Sprint to Apple
Sprint CEO Gary Forsee said his company facilitates the transfer of 100 million photos each month over its wireless network and that only Apple handles more music downloads than Sprint. Forsee made the comments to a business group in Cleveland, Ohio and also noted that Sprint plans to spend $8 billion this year to upgrade its networks throughout the U.S., this figure includes the carrier's high profile WiMAX buildout. |
Camera Phone Trends
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Cameraphones Pass 50% Penetration Mark in USA
M:Metrics says that the number of cameraphone owners has climbed to 106 million in the United States, crossing the 50% threshold. Cameraphones are even more ubiquitous in European markets, led by the United Kingdom where three out of every four mobile subscribers own a camera phone. The measurement firm reports that the proliferation of this technology is driving a decline of one of the first sources of mobile entertainment revenue: the sale of wallpapers and phone graphics, as increasing numbers of people personalize their phone with photos taken on the device.
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Palm Announces New Linux Based Mobile Platform
Palm CEO Ed Colligan announced that Palm will deliver a new Linux and open source based mobile computing platform combined with Palm OS Garnet technology on new products later this year. The platform is described as a “new foundation for Palm.” It will combine aspects of Palm OS Garnet and a Linux core. Palm plans to “evolve” the Palm Developer community to the new platform. |
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Know Your Directors — Mikko Pilkama
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| Mr. Mikko Pilkama has more than 11 years of experience in the tele and mobile communications industry and currently serves as Director of See new Experiences, Multimedia, Nokia. Mr. Pilkama is responsible for managing imaging-related Nokia Nseries solutions, services and partners. |
| Mr. Pilkama joined Nokia in 1996, after being with Nokia earlier in the 1990s. He has held various positions including Director of Business Strategy and Development in the Imaging Business Unit, Director of Business Control in the Imaging Business Unit and several positions in Finance & Business Control in Operations, Logistics and Sourcing both in Nokia Mobile Phones and Nokia Networks. |
| At Nokia, Mr. Pilkama was instrumental in developing and creating the Imaging Business Unit’s Strategies, Business Development, Market & Business Intelligence and Financial & Risk Management. In addition, he was involved in setting up Nokia Joint Venture in Beijing, PRC and Operations, Logistics and Sourcing partners and factories in the APAC region. Mr. Pilkama has lived in five different countries while at Nokia. |
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| Mr. Mikko Pilkama, Nokia, has joined the I3A Board of Directors
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| Mr. Pilkama is a member of the I3A board of directors. He has spoken at major imaging industry conferences, including Photokina, CES, LeWeb3 and professional photographer and university conferences. |
| Mr. Pilkama earned a Master of Science degree in International Economics from the Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration and is a Fellow of the Helsinki School of Economics and of the IMD Business School in Lausanne. |
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Member Spotlight — Micron Technology, Inc.
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| Micron is the world's leading provider of CMOS image sensor solutions. Micron supplies CMOS image sensors to the camera phone, digital still camera, digital video, surveillance, automotive, medical, high speed machine vision and PC video camera markets. In addition, Micron is one of the world's leading providers of advanced memory solutions. Micron's DRAM and Flash components are used in today's most advanced computing, networking, and communications products, including computers, workstations, servers, cell phones, wireless devices, digital cameras, and gaming systems. |
| Micron is an industry leader in accelerating development of next-generation digital innovations for its world-leading customers. The superior image quality of its imaging products has helped Micron become the number one provider of CMOS image sensors. Micron has also driven industry standards for PSRAM in the mobile market and has emerged as a market leader. Looking forward, Micron's technology will fuel the next-generation of NAND Flash memory as the company works with Intel through the IM Flash Technologies venture to continue to meet the needs of this rapidly growing segment. |
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I3A Meetings and Events
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| To arrange to attend any of these meetings, please register on the members’ Web site or contact the Standards Department at i3astds@i3a.org. |
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| May 2007 |
Tue
15–Fri 18 |
WG5 – IT9 Meetings |
| Tue 22 |
SaveMyMemories Web site Meeting |
| Tue 22 |
CPIQ Conference Call |
| June 2007 |
Tue
5
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SMB-Management Meeting — Denver, Colorado |
Wed
6
8:30–9:30am |
MC Meeting — Denver, Colorado |
Wed
6
10:00am–5:30pm |
CPIQ Meeting — Denver, Colorado |
Wed
6
12:00pm–5:30pm |
Board of Directors' Meeting — Denver, Colorado |
Thu
7–Fri 8 |
I3A 61st Annual Conference — Denver, Colorado |
Mon
25–Fri 29 |
ISO/TC42 20th Plenary Meeting — Lausanne, Switzerland |
| Tue 26 |
SaveMyMemories Web site Meeting |
| July 2007 |
| Tue 24 |
SaveMyMemories Web site Meeting |
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Industry Events
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| As a service to its members, I3A provides a listing of events affecting the imaging industry. |
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May 16–19, 2007
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ExpoUA
Kyiv PhotoFair 2007 |
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May 17–20, 2007
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COEX, KOIA
Photo & Imaging 2007
Seoul |
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May 21–24, 2007
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IS&T
Archiving 2007 |
May 21–23, 2007
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18th Annual Thermal Printing Conference
Mesa, Arizona |
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May 30–
June 1, 2007
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IMI Europe
Ink Jet Technology Showcase 2007 |
| June 5–7, 2007 |
FESPA
FESPA Digital Printing Europe 2007
Berlin |
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June 6–8, 2007
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June 6-10, 2007
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CEPIC Conference
Florence, Italy |
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June 28-
July 1, 2007
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CCOEA
10th China Photograph & Electrical Imaging Machinery
(P&E) Exhibition
Beijing |
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July 3–6, 2007
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Shanghai Modern
15th Advertising & Technology
Equipment |
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