FlatFoto 2MP Credit-Card Size Digital Camera

Nov 18 2004, 11:31am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Camborg reports about Radioshack's FlatFoto small low-cost 2MP digital camera.

The FlatFoto digital camera measures 9.0x6.0x1.3cm. The FlatFoto is based on SmalCamera's OEM kit. The same kit is used for the NHJ Foxz2 Camera which is a bit smaller. Radioshack sells the FlatFoto for $89.99.
More details about the FlatFoto on Camborg.

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