The world headquarters of Polaroid Corporation is framed by trees inCambridge, Massachusetts October 10, 2001. (Photo : REUTERS/BRIAN SNYDER)
Polaroid, one of the world's leading brands in photography, has recently unveiled a new polaroid camera that can instantly print pictures without any ink in its mechanism.
Dubbed as Polaroid Snap, the handheld device is dubbed by the company as 'the perfect blend of nostalgic Polaroid instant photography and sleek modern design,' PetaPixel reported.
Similar to recent product releases by Polaroid, the Polaroid Snap is a digital camera that is portable and aesthetically-elegant - perfect for camera enthusiasts on-the-go.
According to the report, the polaroid camera uses Zero Ink or ZINK technology in printing images instantly. In addition, the device has heat-activated dye crystals to help print 2x3 images instantly after the user captures them.
To make things even more interesting, the Polaroid Snap allows its user to capture images almost seamlessly, and even while the previous image is being printed. There is a also a photobooth mode wherein the camera can shoot six images in 10 seconds.
Facilitating in the shots is a 10MP lens that is pretty impressive for a digital camera in this price range. In the report by Mirror, the device will need ZINK paper in order to print the images, and a pack of 50 pieces costs $25.
Meanwhile, the Polaroid Snap itself will come in a variety of color options such as red, blue, black, and white, and will be priced at only $99 later this year.
