Future Fuji Digital Camera Glove

Sep 6 2004, 9:46am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Photo Nikkei.Net The future is bright. Fuji is working on a digital camera glove concept. With moving the fingers the shutter is triggered. the lens is worn like a ring.
More details on Nikkei.Net.

I think digital camera companies should rather figure out why people still need a digital camera and a camera mobile phone.
Maybe a modular design would be interesting. I do not use my crapy digital camera in the Sony Ericsson T630. If it would be 5MP, feature decent zoom, be fast, have lots of memory, feature a flash, I would use it and ditch my Sony DSC-T1.

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