Ricoh GPS compatible RDC-i700 G
Published Feb 26, 2003
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dpreview staff
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Ricoh Japan has today announced yet another variation of the RDC-i700,
the RDC-i700 model G. This one supports the CFGPS2 Compact Flash GPS card
from I-O Data. When fitted fitted into the camera the GPS card enables
it to record the exact location at which each image is taken (recorded
into the image file header). It's not yet clear if this model is destined
for worldwide release or just for the domestic Japan market. The RDC-i700
which is the basis for this camera is a three megapixel three times optical
zoom digital camera which has both Compact Flash Type II and PCMCIA slots.
The RDC-i700 model G is priced at 208,000 YEN (approx. US$ 1800).
Ricoh RDC-i700 model G
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