Superetrader called and asked if we wanted to review a mobile photo printer which uses Bluetooth technology to transfer digital photographs from, well anything that can use Bluetooth file transfer. Yeah sure that sounds interesting, then we realised that OBEX which is the standard required is not available on the locked down iPhone Bluetooth stack. Thankfully our notebook has full support for Bluetooth built in so we managed to make the connection. Read on for our thoughts on this tiny mobile p
Associated Press reviews the Polaroid PoGo, which is the brand’s comeback-attempt product in the post instant-film era. (I wrote about Polaroid’s unwinding of its actual instant-film business in Consumed, March 16, 2008). The PoGo is a digital camera priced at $200, with a built-in printer — so it sort of recreates the classic Polaroid idea of the instant print. (You can see a company video here, and a demonstration video that I found too long to watch, here.) Here’s what I thought was most i
If you have an obsession for the photo booths in amusement parks and malls, then you’ll love this one. Now you can have a phone booth all to yourself, at an extremely high price of course. I’d think a camera would work out just fine, but cameras don’t spit out pictures in strips of four immediately after. Well except for a Polaroid, but very few people have one of those anymore and even with that you only get one at a time. Granted you could wait a few minutes and just print something fro
What is the normal process that you take when it comes to developing pictures? Normally, we will download all our photos from the digital camera to the computer, browse through the whole bunch and select what we like, sending them to the printers so that they will be able to give us real prints for posterity. You could call Tomy’s Xiao TIP-521 digital camera a Polaroid of the 21st century - this digital camera comes integrated with a printer, allowing you to print out captured shots instant
It is finally Friday. Not a whole lot of news happening yesterday, but here’s a few things you might of missed. The Digital Picture reviews the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens. In short, it’s better than expected. I suspect it’ll be a popular combination with the Canon EOS 50D. David duChemin wants to give you a free Polaroid Pogo Printer at Pixalated Image. Olympus has some firmware updates for 5 lenses for them to work with the Panasonic G1. Luminous Landscape compares the Nikon
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