VIENNA - Eastman Kodak Health Group reported that it has rebranded and upgraded its portfolio of compact CR systems acquired as part of the purchase of Orex Computed Radiography last year.
The Rochester, NY-based vendor said that the Orex CR products will now be known as Kodak Point-of-Care systems. The Orex ACL2, ACL4, and ACLxy60 devices will be marketed as the Point-of-Care 120, 140, and 260, respectively.
All three systems will have a new scanner interface for improved communications efficiency, Kodak said. The interface is fully DICOM compatible and provides connectivity to a broad range of other devices, according to the firm.
The three Point-of-Care systems are scheduled for worldwide availability later this month.
By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
March 6, 2006
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