Cisco has announced its intention to buy Pure Digital, the makers of the popular Flip Video low-cost camcorders. In a statement on Thursday, Cisco senior vice president Ned Hooper said the $590m ...

"The acquisition of Pure Digital is key to Cisco's strategy to expand our momentum in the media-enabled home and to capture the consumer market transition to visual networking," said Ned Hooper, ...

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Twice the resolution (1280 x 720) and twice the memory (4GB) of its predecessor. Incredibly sleek. Infinitely pocketable. Intensely light in the hand. Significant boost in color and detail, especially ...

Pure Digital CEO says he welcomes imitators as he looks to grow the digital camcorder business. On Thursday his company will introduce two updated Flip Video devices. Erica Ogg is a CNET News reporter ...

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Don’t look now, but the Flip camera is officially dead. Cisco announced Tuesday morning that it is killing off the line of pocketable video cameras in order to refocus the company around home ...

Pure Digital Technologies is keeping up the pace with the constant updates to its pocket-sized camcorder line. The company introduced a new model today, the Flip Ultra HD, which brings the Ultra line ...

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