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According to Olympus' financial documents, their total digital camera sales went from 293,566 (Millions of Yen) in 2008 to 115,237 (Millions of Yen) in 2012. In the same time period, their overseas...

From Associated Press: "Panasonic, which lost a record 772 billion yen the previous year — one of the biggest losses ever in Japan — acknowledged that its three-year business plan had fallen far...

According to Olympus, their digital camera sales went from 293,566 (Millions of Yen) in fiscal 2008, to 115,237 (Millions of Yen) in fiscal 2012. That's quite a plunge.

The chart you posted is titled "Mirrorless Composition Ratio". It is *not* titled "M4/3 Composition Ratio". Of the 14.3% claimed mirrorless camera share in North America, I suspect that most of...

"Panasonic, which lost a record 772 billion yen the previous year - one of the biggest losses ever in Japan - acknowledged that its three-year business plan had fallen far short of the desired...

According to Olympus' financial documents, Olympus Overseas camera sales, went from 259,723 (Millions of Yen) in fiscal 2008, to 87,904 (Millions of Yen) in fiscal 2012. In the same time period,...

The Award Medal Color doesn't matter. What matters is that DPR's reviews are extremely detailed, so you have enough information to determine what's best for you.

Can Olympus' high-end cameras generate enough profit to make their camera division viable? I doubt it, but time will tell.

From Canon's most recent financial documents: "Demand for interchangeable lens digital cameras is expected to continue growing across all regions owing to an expanding user base in developed...

I think the EOS M and SL1/100D lines have a bright future. The EOS M's AF performance issue is fixable in future models, and I don't see anything wrong with the SL1/100D. I'm not so sure about the...

"Like Adobe, we think subscription software-as-a-service is the future. The benefits to consumers are huge..." "However, unlike Adobe, we think people's shift from packaged software to subscription...

Microsoft's Office 365 Home Premium shows the proper way to introduce a subscription service: If you have multiple computers, and/or if you use all seven Office applications, Office 365 is a good...

In addition, Canon already has two compact APS-C cameras, the EOS M and the SL1 /100D. They don't really need a third compact APS-C camera.

With the EVF it's not compact. With a metal body, it's not light. Why not just buy a DSLR, which has a larger sensor? You can get a really nice DSLR for (less than) $1,500.

Canon said that smartphones are damaging sales of low-end compact cameras, so it makes sense for them to concentrate on high-end compact cameras. Like the EOS M, using an APS-C sensor cuts down on...

Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium shows the proper way to roll out subscription software. For people who have multiple computers, and/or for people who use all seven Office applications, it's a...

If Adobe's goal was to get a lot of publicity for its announcement, it certainly worked. (grin)

Adobe states "your Creative Cloud desktop applications (such as Photoshop and Illustrator) are installed directly on your computer", so in spite of the name, it doesn't sound like a cloud-only...

Are those Japan-only market share numbers? It's safe to say, that in the US, Olympus isn't the best selling mirrorless camera, and Panasonic isn't the second best selling mirrorless camera.

I think outrage is proportional to the amount of the subscription fee. With Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium you can install all (seven) Microsoft Office applications on up to five computers, for...