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Polaroid iZone camera

Polaroid iZone camera: a companion for Android and iOS handsets

Posted on May 20, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Among Polaroid’s CES 2015 wares is the iZone camera, a square-shaped compact point-and-shoot camera with optical zoom and the ability to work with your Android or iOS mobile device. The maker refers to iZone as a companion device for your smartphone or tablet, the latter of which works as a remote view finder and a storage base for taking/saving images with the Polaroid camera. The idea behind such a device is that the companion camera will (likely) be of a somewhat higher quality than your smartphone, but without the same sharing features and power as your handset.

The Polaroid iZone camera features an 18-megapixel image sensor alongside 8x optical zoom and a measly 32MB of internal storage (since the phone or tablet is where you should be storing images). The camera connects to the mobile device over WiFi.
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Cameras Tags:android, camera, CES 2015, iOS, mobile, optical, phone, polaroid, sensor, Slashgear, smartphone, tablet, wifi, zoom

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