For business and pleasure...
Written on November 2nd , 2026 by Tech Ads
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If a picture is worth a thousand words
consider this a dissertation.
») Instantly capture images Capture pictures at family
w | of homes, before they events and view them
go on the market, then immediately on a TV.
display them on a TV for Then save the images on
a client or friend, a videotape or computer
: disk, and produce color
Shoot a picture of prop- prints from almost any
erty damage, products, computer or video printer
inventories— anything (like the Casio VG-100).
you need to keep on file :
for your business. Stay
current by deleting
unwanted images from
the QV-10 instantly with-
out uploading to a PC.
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on a computer and use
them in your business
presentations. The QV-10
accepts almost any com-
puter image you create.
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The QV-10 gives you enough memory for 96 digital images.
With built-in LCD color screen. Plus video and computer outputs.
More uses —for business and pleasure — than you can count.
== Computer Connection. The QV-10 comes with Macintosh® and Windows® links so you can upload images
gam to edit, print or share with other computers on your office network. You can even send images to colleagues
on the Internet.
Video Output. Connect to a VCR and you can create an instant video
album —or a full business slide show —at the touch of the button. You
can even view multiple images on one screen. ]
(a Applications. The QV-10 is the perfect tool for real estate, insurance, business
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presentations, family events — anywhere you need pictures and flexibility.
CASIO, INC., 570 MT. PLEASANT AVENUE, DOVER, NJ 07801 TEL: 1-800-962-2746 CASIOTECH@AOL.COM OR 7662,276@COMPUSERVE.COM. CAS | ©.
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‘For business and pleasure…’
The Casio QV-10 went on sale in 1995 and was one of the first consumer digital cameras. It took photos in a resolution of 320 pixels by 240 pixels and offered a selection of exposure and aperture modes. The QV-10 contained 2MB of internal storage with no expansion capability.
A review from 2023 can be found at Ravioli, Ravioli, Ravioli.
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