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| KidiZoom PrintCam .. An instant baby camera that prints photos |
VTech announced the launch of KidiZoom PrintCam, a new instant camera for kids that can print photos. Each image only costs one cent.
Digital cameras for children have been around for a while, but there aren't many small instant cameras that can print photos right away.
Adult models have always been available, but they are very suitable for young children's hands and very sensitive to things that can fall off.
Another problem is that when children play a new game, they have to take a lot of pictures and each picture should cost $ 0.75.
The new KidiZoom PrintCam instant camera solves this problem by reducing the cost of each photo to a dime, so your child can take as many photos as they need.
Like the Kodak Printomatic cameras, the KidiZoom PrintCam is a digital camera with a built-in thermal photo printer that uses thermal paper that is much cheaper than film.
When using KidiZoom PrintCam, which only produces black and white photos, thermal paper is particularly cheap, these images do not have instant film resolution and the photo paper quickly loses its image.
KidiZoom PrintCam is blue, 6 '' wide and 2 '' thick. Although the size is not small, it can fit in a pocket.
For a target group of children 4 years of age and older, it is particularly easy to grip, especially with a thick grip in the right hand.
Taking pictures is very easy as all you have to do is aim the lens and press the shutter button. Photos are printed on thermal paper in about 30 seconds.
The lens is flipped to take selfies, the camera is equipped with filters and frames to decorate the photos, and digital copies can be transferred to a computer via USB for archiving.
Your child will love to take pictures and place them anywhere or hand them over to your loved ones at the next family gathering.
VTech plans to sell the KidiZoom PrintCam for $ 75 this summer. This might sound a little steep, but it is actually more expensive than the KODAK Printomatic color camera, but when you look at a penny for photo printing, it's quite affordable.