Discussion topic: Kodak EasyShare C-Series Cameras, Printer Docks and Software Combinations Make Digital Photos Simple

Tony posted this message July 12th, 2005 9:37 AM EDT.
Subject: Don't Buy a Print Dock Series 3!

On Sunday, July 9, I replaced my wife's failing 6000 print dock with a Print Dock Series 3. It won't recharge my CX 6330 digital camera as advertised. Moreover, the digital camera no longer works at all (with either rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries).

I have been trying to contact Kodak only to get emails back saying that they will respond within 48 hours, which they have not.

If you want to save yourself a lot of headaches, avoid this product at all costs.

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