Polaroid camera with 'built-in Instagram-like' filters 'coming soon'
ANI : London, Tue Mar 05 2013, 15:54 hrs
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A Polaroid camera that allows that allows users to add Instagram filters is set to hit the market early next year.
The device, made by Italian company Socialmatic, will be able to print out its own photos as well as share digitally via social networks.
The camera will come with 3G and Wifi connectivity and 16GB of storage, but detailed specifications and a physical prototype have not been revealed yet, Sky News reports.
However, Socialmatic says the pictures 'don''t represent the camera in any way' and the final design could be quite different.
The company said getting consent to use the Polaroid name had been a 'long and difficult negotiation', but that it was now aiming to 'create a small revolution in digital photography'.
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