FUJIFILM North America Corporation just announced the launch of the FinePix XP10, the first in a new category of super-tough, ‘Four-Proof’ digital cameras – Waterproof, Freezeproof, Shockproof and ...

Valhalla, N.Y., January 5, 2011 – FUJIFILM North America Corporation today announced the launch of the FinePix XP30, Fujifilm's first rugged digital camera with GPS Geo-tagging functionality. The XP20 ...

Fujifilm’s waterproof compact can now dive a bit deeper — the new Fujifilm FinePix XP120 can dive down to 65 feet, as well as shooting cinemagraphs, or moving pictures, in camera. The new XP120, ...

FujiFilm announced the 14-megapixel, waterproof FinePix XP170 digital camera that combines rugged protection and durability with a new innovative Wireless Image Transfer function that allows users to ...

If you’re the type of person who needs a rugged camera, it makes sense to get one that’s rugged all the way around. The FinePix XP30 is waterproof, shockproof, dustproof, and freezeproof, and now it ...

Fujifilm is updating its FinePix lineup with the new XP130, a rugged, compact point-and-shoot camera that can be used underwater. A follow-up to the XP120, which was announced a year ago, the XP130 ...

The tough Fujifilm XP200 camera can go anywhere you go. It’s waterproof up to 50ft, shockproof from 6.2ft, freeze proof to 14°F and dustproof too. And it has all the features that you will need; 16M ...

Thrill seekers who want to take their camera kit along on adventures have a spate of products to choose from these days. Fujifilm's FinePix XP30 is one such specimen. It's rugged, water-resistant, and ...

At the PMA 2010 convention Fujifilm’s theme was “Expand the World of Imaging”. The company took its theme literally, announcing 18 different camera models across their digital and film product lines.

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Dan was lamenting the fact that Fujifilm’s XP10 made him feel even more of a couch-potato than usual, but I’ve got to say, after owning one of Olympus’ µTOUGHs ...