We are very pleased to announce that Fujifilm have entered a new three-year deal with NeoProducts to supply digital photo kiosks in the UK. NeoProducts have been supplying digital photo kiosks to Fujifilm in the UK since 2006. Over 3,000 units have been purchased by Fujifilm, to supply their massive retail customer base.

The kiosks range from desktop units designed to take customers orders for prints and photo gifts through to fully functioning instant print kiosks. With a constantly evolving digital photo marketplace, Fujifilm and NeoProducts work closely together, to ensure that Fujifilm maintains its lead with the latest and greatest services for their customers. NeoProducts also supplies kiosks to Fujifilm in Australia, Canada and Ireland.

David Honey - Fujifilm Strategic Business Group Manager - said:
"NeoProducts has a long track record and proven expertise in the design and development of kiosks, and has delivered good service to us, so it was logical to appoint them for a further 3 year period."

Now That IS Cool!

This week at Australia's Photo Marketing Association 2009 Exhibition, held in Sydney, Fujifilm launched a range of new products that are keeping them at the forefront of digital retail technology. It’s no longer just photo, with Fujifilm showcasing “Lifeware” downloadable application software and funky e-wrap vinyl “skins”, which turn mobile phones, iPods, PDAs and laptops into individual fashion statements.

Fujifilm also showcased self service music downloads which brings to the customer a “virtual” digital music store with around 1 million tracks. Customers can sample tracks and load their own compilation album to a range of personal digital devices.

All of these offerings are presented to the user through a range of kiosks designed and manufactured for Fujifilm by NeoProducts.



The newest of these kiosks is the multi-application NXT. The NXT kiosk is now offered with an optional back-lit face, which changes colour depending on the application that is being accessed. This has prompted more than one reaction along the lines: "Now that IS cool!