Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Jul 14 2003, 9:54am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Japan's Fuji Film releases (raw translation) mobile printer for camera phones.
The Fuji Photo Film NP-1 Camera Phone Printer connects with Camera Phones via Infra-Red.
The Battery will hold for 100 prints. The small printer takes 15 seconds for one print.
The NP-1 uses standard photo printer film: Fuji film instant color film instax mini (sizes: 86x54mm, 62x46mm).
The Printer has a resolution of 10.0 dots/mm(254dpi) and 256 colors.
Size: 117.5mmx41.5mmx105.5mm
Weight: 250g incl. battery and film
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