now it is time to test out the kodak. selfie? let's do it.mmodate the cartridges which contain the paper. at £69.99 from kodak, it is one of the cheapest instant cameras on the market. it also has a 1.7 inch lcd viewfinder so you can check your picture before you print a credit card size photo. it is certainly not quiet, it is lightweight and a bit kiddy—esque, but that's indicative of how easy it is to use. the screen is nice, i like that you can see what you are doing, it walks you through the printing process, and your photo is out in less than a minute. certainly quicker than the polaroid. photo quality... not the greatest, but it definitely fares better with close—ups. overall both cameras are better with close—ups, with the kodak much better for the outdoors. to close this week, i am at beiteddine palace, one of lebanon's historic castles. many of these fortresses are left over from the crusades. but beiteddine was built later, at the end of the 1700s, in tribute to the country's ruler, emir bashirshihab ii. it is only an hour out of be

with know-how, says the mayor. >> building on a legacy that was kodak, xerox and bausch and lomb. >> reporter: in an old kodak department store, new york state grants have seeded high-tech incubators. >> this is our spindle imaging system, and we enable you to see now with tenimes improved precision in three dimensions. >> we use the front camera of the subtle changes in the color time your heart beoccurs eachsk >> so, we have this innovativeuo flscent microscope with smalimplants that go intole multegions of the brain. >> reporter: these things aitually go into your brain. and these tiny blobs that turn on and off are individual neurons. >> reporter: every one of the dozens of firms at this recent conference focused on optics and photonics, the science of light. >> how much data can beta transferred over what distance, at what por, using what cost. and it just so happens that photons beat electrons every day of the week. >> reporter: terry c longtime kodak executive, chaired the conference. >> do i believe that rochester, new york, or the finger lakes region could be the photon vall

with know-how, says the mayor. >> building on a legacthat was once here that was lge in kodak, xerox and bausch and lomb. ak reporter: in an old kod factory and a former downtown department store, new york state grants have eded high-tech incubators. >> this is our spindleng system, and we enable you to ee now with ten times improved precision in three dimensions. >> we use the front camera of these small devices and detect the subtle changes in the color time your heart beats.rs each >> so, we have this innovave fluorescent microscope withsm l implants that go into multiple regions of the brain.te >> rep these things actually go into your brain. >> yes. and these tiny blobs that turn neurons.ff are individ >> reporter: every one of the dozens of firms at this recentus conference foc on optics and photonics, the science of light. >> how much data can be transferred over what distance, at what power, using what cost. and it just so happens that photons beat eleofrons every day he week. >> reporter: terry clas, a longtime kodakrexecutive, chthe conference. >> do i believe that rer, new

they're having a kodak moment and not in a good way.n the sense they're getting disintermediated so my opinion, i like t.j. max against nordstrom or just stand back from nordstrom. the other thing that's interesting is that housing has been remarkably bad compared to where the rates are, where unemployment is is, where wages are and so i'm very weary of home depot and lowe's. for home depot, i would probably sell the 195 puts to establish the position if it drop, but not be chasing any tratder over here >> wow, a kodak moment for the department stores. thank you both craig and boris. for more, head to the website or follow along on twitter. >>> ahead on "power lunch," the good, the bad, the ugly. wild week on wall street some stocks held strong, but for others, it was u-g-l-y we'll bring you some of the names. plus, a cord cutting contrarian. craig moffatt out with a new note saying things could get better for cable companies he'll join us to explain and the super bowl for super cars let's go to pebble beach and check out some of the ca

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kodak was like this massive company. when i grew up, it was worth a lot of money, right? and they did one thing, they did it very well, and now it's basically gone, right? because they didn't anticipate the disruption that was coming to their industry. transportation disruption is coming. we're not there yet, you know. autonomous vehicles. 90% of the time, they make really good decisions. the 10% of the time they need to make a really awful decision, they're horrible at it. so i, for one, don't think autonomous vehicles are coming quite as quickly as a lot of people do. but all these changes are coming, and they're going to fundamentally disrupt our mobility and how we get to work, where we work from. 5g broadband in rural areas is going to change the need to come into the cities. so all this is coming, and it's something that we need to be thinking about. i just got back from the spacex launch. it was fantastic. that's a hugely disruptive, $1 trillion industry, where somebody's figured out a way to boost twice the payload for a third of the cost that the government can d

and eastman kodak and all that. and so our city was a product of the 20th century. looking back on it i know we were part of the greater tricity metropolitan area including bristle and johnson city. and near abing don and all that. the warrior path goes through it. and we were really, daniel boone and davy crockett schools were within ten miles. >> not andrew johnson. >> that's where i went to elementary school. but nobody knew who he was or why we didn't talk about -- but there was a ling school, a jackson school. and johnson school. so, no, really it seemed that the civil war -- i can't think of the nearest civil war monument or memorial to -- in the tricities. maybe people know of one. but i didn't. excuse me? >> cumberland gap, which is pretty far away. so -- >> and place that people don't immediately associate with the civil war. they associate it with other things, cumberland gap, letting people get on to other western areas. >> this is my excuse for being -- not being trillion dollar interested in the civil war earlier. i didn't have any of niece kind of prod

the capex, what are they supposed to do buy tractors >> this is the difference between now and when kodake giant. needed to spend a lot of money to go. >> the only guys spending money are the guys trying to figure out what to do with all the natural gas when they build the pseudo refineries to try to separate the liquids from the natural. we exported $6 billion cubic feet yesterday >> this completion of a new pipeline that will increase our exports and we'll be the largest exporter. >> by far. >> of oil and related products >> we'll pass everybody. david didn't believe it when i said 17 million barrels in the next four years. >> that is a shocking number >> it is from the guys, from sheffield. look why you to think the oil stocks go down good news and bad news because there is too much oil. look at exxon. >> too much of a good thing. >> permian is pumping 5.2 million yesterday. >> reminds me of solar energy and now tesla as walmart sues them over alleged widespread negligence for related solar panel fires. >> that was suboptimal. >> sometimes you forget they bought solar city. >> yeah. i'