Kudos to Kodak. Firstly, they put the CF compartment on the side of the camera (where it always should be..), secondly they put it the right way around so that the little finger "lip" on the back is not blocked by the door, and thirdly and probably most impressive (and just so simple) there's actually an eject lever on the bottom of the camera (shown in the right-hand image here) which not only ejects the card but pushes the door open, you can literally aim the camera at your camera bag, flip the eject and drop the CF card straight in there... About time! Other manufacturers take note.. we're fed up of having to use our nails to pull CF cards out...

The *only* thing they missed is that this is a CF type I slot which means it can't take some of the (much) bigger storage drives (like IBM's 340MB microdrive and 320MB flash devices).

On left hand side of the camera behind individual rubber doors are the following connectors:

DC in - external power supply.

Video out - for use with included video cable for connectivity to VCR / TV.

Serial - RS232 / RS432 and USB connector (use different cable).