Open-box items like this are highly beneficial for those looking for affordable prices on brand-new products. So, if you've always wanted to own a Kodak camera, this is your chance.

Introduced in 1912, the original Kodak "Vest Pocket" Camera represented "breakthrough technology" for its day. The pocket-sized folding camera looked almost exactly like the larger folding Kodaks ...

Image via Wikipedia Kodak, the maker and inventor of the digital camera, has closed its digital camera and pocket video cam business today. Reuters reports the move as part of its bankruptcy ...

The camera in question was made in 1909, a No. 4A folding Kodak Model B. "Amazing. I love this camera," said Moyal. Kodak files for bankruptcy protection Kodak to stop making digital cameras, frames ...

This Kodak PIXPRO is better than your cellphone camera and only costs $69.99 for an open-box model (reg. $154.99).

Chances are, photographs from the First World War taken by Allied soldiers were shot using the Vest Pocket Kodak folding camera. Created by Kodak in 1912, along with a dedicated small-size roll ...

The venerable but bankrupt camera company Eastman Kodak has put the iconic film portion of its business up for sale.

Then, however, a team at the Chicago 24 Hours of Lemons race last month learned of my old-cameras-in-junkyards addiction and gave me this Kodak Junior Six-16, found in Great-Grandma's attic.

Most of these folding camera cost $10-$15 and were made until 1926. The term “snapshot” for photos started in the 1860s long before Kodak and the Brownie cameras.

In this limited-time, open-box offer, you can get the Kodak PIXPRO on sale for $69.99 (reg. $154.99).