Mobile Pocket Printer: Fuji Film Pivi

Oct 12 2004, 3:18am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Photo: Nikkei.Net Fuji Film has a announed a pocket-sized photo printer for mobile phones. The Fuji Film Pivi as you can see in the photo fits in a back pocket.

The Fuji Film Pivi measures 126.5x98x29.5mm and weighs 205g (without batteries). On a single battery charge 130 photos can be printed. A photo is printed in 21sec.
The Data transfer from the mobile phone is infra-red. The Fuji Film Mobile printer MP-100 (Pivi) will go on sale November 15th in Japan.
More details in Fuji Film Press-Release.

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