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This titanium masterpiece was the most advanced film camera of the 1990s – but is now a beautiful ticking time bomb

This Porsche-designed camera changed how we think about autofocus forever – and is still a masterpiece if you can find one that works

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Why third-party licensees of Kodak and Yashica brands are succeeding where more major camera manufacturers aren’t

Why third-party licensees of Kodak and Yashica brands are succeeding where more major camera manufacturers aren’t

Basic digital compacts at pocket money prices are topping the worldwide bestseller lists, at times nudging bigger players with better tech like Canon, Fujifilm, Sony and Nikon lower down the charts. What on earth is going on?

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Back from the dead? Not quite. I looked into who's using iconic photography brand names like Agfa, Minolta, Rollei any Yashica today — and what I discovered shocked me

Some camera brands died long ago but their names live on under new management. Here are some of the most notable 'orphaned' brands in the camera industry that have nothing to do with the original companies

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The rise and fall of Yashica cameras: Why the Yashica FX-3 remains the ultimate budget alternative to the Pentax K1000 SLR

The Zeiss connection: Why collectors still hunt for Yashica’s C/Y mount camera bodies

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Kyocera develops wireless underwater communications tech that uses lasers to hit 5.2 Gbps — optical approach advances underwater drone comms, boasts blistering speeds at short distances

Kyocera built a custom system instead of using off-the-shelf parts to achieve this high bandwidth.

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Kioxia demos optical SSD, boasts of high performance and 30m+ cabling

Kioxia demos optical SSD with a system packing Kyocera's Optinity PCIe Gen5 card.

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It's broadband, Jim, but not as we know it: Japanese tech giants are developing a broadband optical SSD for data centers

Three Japanese tech giants are developing a broadband optical SSD for data centers.

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I tried out the Kyocera Ecosys P2235dn - find out what's wrong with this b/w laser printer

I tried out the Kyocera Ecosys P2235dn - find out what's wrong with this b/w laser printer

A fast mono laser printer, but print quality and running costs could be better.

Five compact cameras I'd love to see making a comeback in 2025

Five compact cameras I'd love to see making a comeback in 2025

Compacts are back in fashion, but how bold will manufacturers be in pandering to the revival? Here's my wishlist

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Kioxia Demonstrates Optical Interface SSDs for Data Centers

Kioxia Demonstrates Optical Interface SSDs for Data Centers

A few years back, the Japanese government's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO ) allocated funding for the development of green datacenter technologies. With the aim to obtain up to 40% savings in overall power consumption, several Japanese companies have been developing an optical interface for their enterprise…

Best printers for small businesses in 2024, reviewed

Hard-working gadgets with more horsepower than home printer models

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Kyocera Device Manager found to have serious security flaws

Kyocera Device Manager found to have serious security flaws

Hackers could gain access to Kyocera user accounts and steal sensitive data, Trustwave claims.

Manufacturing in China 'no longer viable': Kyocera head

Manufacturing in China 'no longer viable': Kyocera head

Hideo Tanimoto, president of Kyocera, said tensions between Washington and Beijing will make it difficult to export goods made in China.

Kyocera founder noted for his philosophy

Kyocera founder noted for his philosophy

The essence of the approach to management espoused by Kyocera founder Kazuo Inamori, who died at 90 on Aug. 24, was a fusion of "emotion" and "reason."

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Japanese business pioneer, philanthropist Inamori dies at 90

Kazuo Inamori, founder of Japanese ceramics and electronics maker Kyocera who also became a philanthropist singing the virtues of fairness and hard work, has died

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