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Fujifilm instant camera is an investment, both in the price of the camera, which is around Rs 35,000 and the film, but for me, it’s worth it for the creativity and nostalgia it offers. Just be prepared to spend some time learning how it works before you really start enjoying it.
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Fujifilm will supply a wide range of high-end and sophisticated medical devices including AI-based machines to the network of hospitals run by Paras Healthcare.
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The centre can correctly test 10 common cancers — oral cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer, lung cancer, stomach cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, esophageal cancer, laryngeal cancer and early signs of leukemia along with other lifestyle diseases.
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The deal, to be completed by July next year, allows the Japanese photocopier and camera manufacturer to deepen its push into healthcare as growth at its legacy photocopy business stagnates.
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Xerox in May scrapped a $6.1 billion deal with Fujifilm in a settlement with investors Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason that also handed control of the US photocopier giant to new management.
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The company is expecting India to be a bigger market for Instax series after achieving success in global markets such as Japan, South East Asia and the US.
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The Tokyo-based firm announced "personnel reductions of 10,000 people domestically and overseas" at the subsidiary as part of a cost-cutting package that it hopes will save 50 billion yen ($460 million).
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However, a full takeover of the company is not on the table, the newspaper added, citing one of the people.
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Biocon Chief Kiran Mazumdar Shaw says India is not an outsourced services country anymore, it is an innovation and knowledge partner.
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Fujifilm is targeting the young generation through its 'instax mini' camera and smartphone printer and is aiming to sell up to 1,00,000 units in India this fiscal. The company is now targeting Rs 120-crore sales in the next fiscal from its Instax range of instant cameras.
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Fujifilm, which was earlier one of the global leaders in the photo films is trying to come back through instant cameras. The company on Wednesday launched its three models under 'instax mini' series ranging between Rs 8,900 to Rs 14,500.
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The Fujifilm XF1 is the latest addition to Fujifilms premium X-series. Lets find out how capable this pocket shooter is.
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Super-zoom cameras launched in 2012 were exciting in ways more than one. Find out which ones made it to the top.
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Fujifilm has recently launched the HS30EXR in India and this new model adds to the brands bridge camera line up that feature high zoom capabilities and...
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Japanese camera maker Fujifilm today said it is targeting over 35 per cent growth in the Indian market this fiscal, aiming to sell up to 2.5 lakh units.
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After announcing the highly acclaimed X-Pro1, Fujifilm has launched the X-E1, the brands second interchangeable lens camera...
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The sweltering heat may be making life difficult for others, but airconditioner manufacturers are quietly smiling with sales growing at double-digit rate in the last couple of months.
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Consumer durables companies, including Panasonic and Haier, are planning to raise prices of their products by up to five per cent, mainly due to the severe impact of depreciation of rupee.
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Fujifilm has announced that it will release an M-mount adapter for the Fujifilm X-Pro1 interchangeable lens digital camera system, made specially ...
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Japan's Fujifilm Holdings is watching developments at Olympus Corp, but it is too early to say if it will invest in the rival endoscope maker, a senior executive told Reuters in an interview on Monday.
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FUJIFILM has launched a new digicam in the market called the FinePix T 200 which they are targeting at the ‘younger generation‘. The camera is
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Those people who are into wildlife photography or interested in shooting landscapes are spoilt for choice with the number of super zooms entering the market.
