The Pure Digital camera was reengineered and relaunched in 2007 as the Flip Video.
The only way to watch the recorded footage was to take the recorded material back to the CVS store, where the footage would be burned to a CD so you could watch it on television or another device supporting a CD. A 2005 CNN article describing the disposable camera says that the “video camcorder's 1.4-inch color playback screen lets users watch their home videos and delete unwanted segments.” The Flip’s predecessor was launched in 2005 as a disposable camera priced at $29.99 at CVS drugstores. At this time, the site provided a service where users could upload photos. This is why a search through the archives shows that was online as far back as 2001. The History of Įven though the Flip Video Camera is the more famous of Pure Digital Technologies’ products, the company had several other products and services before launching the video camera. Finally, we provide some details about what happened to. We also look at the company’s achievements and its purchase by Cisco. To answer the above question, we took some time to follow the history of. Today, any attempt to find is met with an apology: “Sorry - we can't find that page.” What happened to the website of a product that managed to capture 13% of the camcorder market only a year after it was launched? Share Everything.” was the product’s official website. In advertising the product, its manufacturers saidthat it made videos “simple to shoot” and “simple to share,” inviting users to “Shoot Anything. The Flip Video Camera was first released into the market in 2006 by an American company called Pure Digital Technologies.
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