Kodak said its digital camera sales rose 41 percent in the quarter, while sales of home printers and accessories soared 65 percent and kiosk sales were up 23 percent. But its digital and film imaging sales fell 3 percent to $2.51 billion and its operating profit dropped to $76 million from $135 million a year ago.
Health imaging sales fell 6 percent to $700 million, and operating earnings fell to $83 million from $113 million.
Graphic communications sales soared 141 percent to $942 million, helped in part by its $980 million buyout of Canada's Creo Inc., and operating earnings reached $40 million, compared with a loss of $15 million a year ago.
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