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The Daily Engadget: RIP Kodachrome, HP Unveils Internet Printer

by Tim Stevens on June 23, 2009 at 10:30 AM

The Daily Engadget: RIP KODACHROME, HP Unveils Internet Printer
Our friends over at Engadget obsessively cover everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics, which is why we compile this daily roundup of their top stuff. For more details on any of these stories, click on the Engadget links in each story below.

Kodak Kills KODACHROME
If you're a fan of classic camera film, iconic products, or Paul Simon, you'll be sad to hear that Kodak is ceasing the production of its Kodachrome film. As the richly colored film was immortalized in song, and responsible for some of the most beautiful images ever committed to celluloid, we're sad to see it go.

HP Unveils Photosmart Premium, No Computer Required
HP has a new Web-connected printer that may finally let you ditch your computer (for printing, at least) altogether. Sporting a 4.33-inch touchscreen, it uses widgets and mini applications to let you print Google Maps, crosswords, e-mails, and more without all that mucking about with a mouse and keyboard.

Time Warner and TiVo Set to Pair Up
From the looks of things, Time Warner cable may soon be jumping into bed with TiVo. This is great news for those of us who've been longing to join TiVo's smooth interface with our own cable service. Apparently, TiVo also has licensing agreements with DirecTV and Comcast, which should help in leveraging the Time Warner deal.

Microsoft's Ballmer Apologizes for Project Natal Slip
Remember when Steve Ballmer let loose a statement that the Xbox motion-controller Project Natal was coming in 2010? Well, he's sorry for mentioning it, and keeps saying that Microsoft has not yet announced any formal date for the much-anticipated peripheral. We'd still say 2010 is a safe bet, though, so don't be too upset.

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