Fujifilm Instax MINI 7s White Instant Film Camera

• Fujinon Lens – f=60mm
• Electronic Shutter 1/60 sec
• Auto Flash in low light, auto adjust
• Manual exposure compensation
• Image Size: 2.13″ x 3.4″

INSTAX Mini 7S – With it’s exposure control adjustment this camera is a fun, easy point-and-shoot camera that will no doubt become a family favorite. With a high-quality Fujinon lens in combination with the INSTAX Mini Film, superior images are just an instant away. Fujinon Lens – f=60mm, Electronic Shutter 1/60 sec., Auto Flash in low light, auto adjust Manual exposure compensation, Weight: 11.29 oz., Image Size: 2.13″ x 3.4″, Uses Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Film

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List Price: $ 95.99

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Fujifilm Instax MINI 25 Instant Film Camera (White)

• Close-up lens allows you to shoot up to 35cm to create enlarged subjects
• Electronic Shutter 1/3 – 1/400 sec
• Auto Flash in low light, auto adjust
• Manual exposure compensation
• Image Size: 2.13″ x 3.4″

INSTAX Mini 25 – Stylish design. Light weight compact and easy to use – goes with you anytime, anywhere. The attachable close-up lens allows you to shoot from a distance up to 35cm away, creating enlarged images. With a high-quality Fujinon lens in combination with the INSTAX Mini Film, superior images are just an instant away. Electronic Shutter 1/3 – 1/400 sec., Image Size: 2.13″ x 3.4″

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List Price: $ 125.99

Price: $ 92.99

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A Look At Some Unusual Gadgets

The market is full of latest electronic gadgets that are really unique. These gadgets either have a unique appearance or simply have unique uses. Here is a look at some unusual gadgets available in the market.

• Sunglasses with MP3 player

One of the most popular unusual gadgets in the market is a pair of sunglasses that come equipped with a built-in MP3 player. The MP3 can easily play the various popular music formats like WAV, WMA and MP3. The pair also boasts of Bluetooth connectivity. A removable clip can turn the sunglasses to a MP3 Player.

The sunglasses can also be connected to a PC using the USB connection for uploading or downloading the music.

• Camera Lighter

It is one of those unusual gadgets developed specifically for the people who love to use spy gadgets. The camera is designed as a lighter but it actually, is a mini camera which has been designed to click pictures in a secret manner. The camera can easily capture and store a total of 100 pictures. All one has to do is simply flip open the lighter, click a photograph and then shut down the lighter.

• MP3 Player Pen

The pen with a built in MP3 player is an incredible gadget. It is one of those latest electronic gadgets that are creating a revolution in the market. The MP3 player is equipped to play the various formats like WAV, WMA and MP3. The MP3 player pen also comes with a built in recording voice option of a really high quality, also it is designed to support a USB 2.0 connection. The sound quality of the MP3 player is simply awesome.

• LED Torchlight

This unique torchlight is designed in a way that one just has to shake it for a total of 30 seconds and it will cause it to light up for a total of 5 minutes. Its parts never need a replacement and the batteries do not run out easily. It is also safe to take it under water.

• Watch with MP4 Player

It is basically a wrist watch with a built in 1 GB memory along with a number of wonderful features like a built-n movie player, a wide screen, a FM- radio, built-in speakers as well as a number of other interesting things. It lets one watch the videos and listen to the music while on the move, while keeping a track of the time.

A review of a cheap Mini DV Spy Micro SD Cam. PLEASE NOTE – THE JERKYNESS IS ACTUALLY DOWN TO THE CHEAPO MEMORY CARD USED, NOT THE CAMERA.
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A lot of sophisticated, portable gadgets nowadays have a touchscreen, but what if you could operate those gadgets with your fingers – without touching the display or any part of the device itself? A research team led by Masatoshi Ishikawa, a professor at the University of Tokyo, has developed a way to operate mobile devices by moving your fingers in mid-air.

The technology is mainly based on a high-speed mini camera, which can shoot 154 pictures per second and records your fingers’ movements (vertical and horizontal), and an image-processing chip, which determines whether your fingers are moving forward or backward. The researchers says the system is especially suitable for 3D applications on mobile devices, setting it apart from other gesture-recognition technologies.

The prototype module allows users to turn the page of an e-book by flicking a finger in mid-air, for example. Move your finger towards the display, and the image on the screen expands (and vice versa). Make a circular motion, and the object displayed starts rotating, etc. etc.

The research team hopes to commercialize its technology in the near future, especially targeting makers of 3D software and 3D hardware.

Here’s a video that provides more insight: