Agfa cuts price of ePhoto CL50 to $549
Published Oct 15, 1999
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dpreview staff
No
doubt in the face of stiff competition, Agfa have decided to drop
the price of this 1.3 megapixel 3x zoom digicam (looking a little
aged now).
Source: Yahoo
Biz
Agfa Corporation's Desktop Products
Group (USA-DTP), a leading provider of award-winning digital cameras
and desktop scanners announced today that they have cut the price
of the ePhoto CL50 digital camera. Effective immediately, the
ePhoto CL50 - a high-performing digital camera targeted to business
professionals and technology enthusiasts who require advanced
features, ease-of-use and a photo-quality, mega-pixel image -
is currently available for $549.
``We are very excited to offer
the ePhoto CL50 for such an affordable price,'' said Peter Spollett,
National Sales Manager (USA-DTP). ``At the new price this high-performing
unit is available to a whole new segment of consumers looking
for a high-quality, professional digital camera.''
Full
specifications of the CL50 can be found here
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