Fujifilm Medical Systems USA

Nov 17, 2003

Fuji will debut FCR Velocity-U, the latest addition to the vendor’s SpeedSuite CR configuration.

Velocity-U offers a low-cost of ownership for a chest system, and yields throughput of 240 images per hour, according to the Stamford, CT-based vendor. Velocity-U is pending FDA clearance, which Fuji expects to receive this month. Fuji will also display other expansions to its CR portfolio, as well as software enhancements and upgraded systems.

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