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General Electric launches GE Digital Camera

General Electric, the second largest company in the world has launched a range of digital cameras that will be now available in the Middle East.

  • Agencies
  • Published: 13:00 October 21, 2008
  • Gulf News

  • General Electric's new 12 mega pixel camera.
  • Image Credit: Supplied photo

Dubai: General Electric, the second largest company in the world has launched a range of digital cameras that will be now available in the Middle East.

GE will introduce the Middle East A, G and E range of digital cameras, with four models in the A series ranging from 7 mega pixels to 12 mega pixels, two 8 mega pixel cameras in the E series and the 8 mega pixels G2 from the G series.

The new range of digital cameras will be available in a striking variety of vibrant colours.

It eliminates the need for specialist computer software or hours of editing, which is perfect for people who want to share photos quickly and post them on social networking websites.

All models will incorporate newly developed technology for smile and blink recognition, which has been built into the face detection feature.

“The launch of the digital cameras will play a key role in introducing a whole new generation to the pioneering GE brand name'' said Mr. Yasser Sharaf, Managing Director of Sharaf Electronics, the distributor of choice for GE's digital camera range. “With their trendy design, youth-oriented features and casual appeal, GE's digital cameras are sure to strike a chord with the fashion-conscious and tech-savvy youth of the region'' he added.

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