Pure Digital Technologies provides imaging solutions for the mass market, including the Flip Video series of digital camcorders.
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Revenue: $0
Employees: 51-200
Pure Digital Technologies was acquired by
Cisco.
The acquisition happend on 2009-03-19.
Details of the transaction were not public
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City: San Francisco
State: California
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Country: United States
Pure Digital Technologies is the provider of innovative imaging solutions for the mass market, including the Flip Video family of digital camcorders. The Flip Video camera is a simple digital camcorder designed especially for Internet video sharing. The camera contains on-board software enabling one-click uploads to [YouTube](/organization/youtube), AOL Video, [MySpace](/organization/myspace) and other websites. The latest model, the Flip Ultra, has been the best-selling camcorder on [Amazon.com](/organization/amazon) since the day of its debut, capturing about 13% of the camcorder market. It captures video in 640x480 resolution at 30 frames per second. It uses 2 AA batteries. It lacks a memory card extension slot but can be connected to a computer with its pop-out USB connector, without the need for a cable. It is simple to use, lacking most of the features of more advanced cameras. Depending on memory size, the current ("Ultra") model camera retails for $150 (1 GB flash memory for about 30 minutes of video) or $180 (s2 GB flash memory). Pure Digital Technologies was acquired in 2009 by [Cisco](/organization/cisco), and in April 2011 Cisco [announced](http://newsroom.cisco.com/press-release-content?type=webcontent&a;articleId=775104) it was shutting down the Flip line.
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Announced Date | Company | Transaction | Money Raised |
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Announced Date | Transaction | Number of Investors | Money Raised | Lead Investors | 5/2007 | Series F | 10 | $40M |
Heights Capital Management Focus Ventures Samsung Ventures AllianceBernstein Benchmark Steamboat Ventures Sequoia Capital Morgan Stanley VantagePoint Capital Partners Crescendo Ventures AllianceBernstein Heights Capital Management Morgan Stanley Heights Capital Management Focus Ventures Samsung Ventures AllianceBernstein Benchmark Steamboat Ventures Sequoia Capital Morgan Stanley VantagePoint Capital Partners Crescendo Ventures AllianceBernstein Heights Capital Management Morgan Stanley |
3/2005 | Series D | 1 | - |
Steamboat Ventures Steamboat Ventures |
1/2004 | Series C | 4 | $28M |
Steamboat Ventures Focus Ventures Crescendo Ventures Benchmark |
3/2006 | Series E | 1 | - |
Steamboat Ventures Steamboat Ventures |
9/2002 | Series B | 1 | - |
Steamboat Ventures Steamboat Ventures |
4/2002 | Series A | - | 3/2006 | Series E | 1 | - | 3/2005 | Series D | 1 | - | 9/2002 | Series B | 1 | - | 4/2002 | Series A | - |
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