projectors was manufactured in upstate New York in October, and then no more, the company has announced, after nearly seven decades and 35 million projectors sold. Next slide, please. conclude that ...

The last of the Eastman Kodak slide projectors was made in Upstate New York in October, and then no more, the company says, after nearly seven decades and 35 million projectors sold. Next slide, ...

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In a true sign of the times, Kodak says they’re going to stop making slide projectors next year. They won’t stop producing slide film though, at least not any time soon. The news makes kinda makes us ...

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