Kodak introduced several new products including its first media player, the Kodak Theatre HD Player, and its first wireless frames to access third-party content sites.

The Kodak Theatre HD Player is an interactive device with a matchless remote control purposed at bringing photos and videos from the home network to the high-definition television. It is also meant to link to online media like podcasts, Internet radio and other web-based content.

The content can be loaded via Wi-Fi, USB, or SD cards. The unit offers an integrated Blu-ray player and the ability to tap into photo sharing services like the Kodak Gallery and Flickr. The product is programmed to be out in the market in September 2008 at a price of $299, 99.

In addition, Kodak presented the fashionably minuscule Zi6 Pocket Video Camera for capturing movies in HD quality (720p at 60 frames per second) and in a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio. The Zi6 Pocket Video Cam has an LCD display of 2.4 inches, an SD memory card slot and up to 32 GB in size. The AA Ni-MH batteries used to power the device allow 1 hour of recording and a special function developed by Kodak allows the user to output and upload data directly to YouTube.

Starting September 2008, the black and pink colored Zi6 Pocket Video Camera will be available for a price of $179, 95.

The company’s surprise basket full of goodies holds two new wireless digital picture frames - the 10-inch W1020 and 8-inch W820 - and two new digital cameras - the 10-megapixel Z1015 IS and the 10-megapixel M1093 IS.

The Z1015 IS has a 15x optical zoom lens (28mm), 720p video recording, Kodak’s Smart Capture scene recognition technology and ISO 6400 when taking 3-megapixel stills. Lastly, the 10-megapixel M1093 IS offers a 3x optical zoom lens, a 3-inch LCD, Smart Capture and 720p video recording. They will both be out in stores starting September, at the price of $349, respectively $199.