Polaroid discontinued instant film production in 2008 but the Impossible Project has promised to launch a new version of instant film this year. However, it has just delayed its launch. Could the dream of bringing Polaroid instant film back from the dead be stumbling?
Like mobiles, cameras have their own dedicated tech hoedown, called PMA. But that didn’t stop some of the planet’s hottest snapper sellers from showing off some awesome new kit at CES 2010. In fact, this year’s show was positively buzzing with peerless new peepers, including some of our favourite gadgets of the entire show. Here’s our top five cameras and camcorders from the show floor.
Snow, cold toes and an inevitable trudge to work might be our lot over here in Britain but the news from CES 2010 is still red hot. Huddle up close and read on for the round up of CES 2010 day three’s biggest news…
You’ve made it through the snow drifts to the end of the week and we have a reward for you – this handy recap on all of the best gadget news you might have missed. We’ll have our CES catch-up for you at 9.30 but first, here’s your nourishing Techie Breakie…
We’ve snuck into CES a little early, before the doors open proper, and what do we find? Polaroid’s fabled next-gen film camera. It looks a peach, and works with re-engineered Polaroid film cartridges.
Polaroid is now little more than a brand name after the original company was sold for scrap and the next version went bankrupt. But in more upbeat news, the companies that now own the Polaroid name have appointed Lady Gaga as creative director. No really, Lady Gaga…
Gran Turismo 5 is turning more and more into a a Duke Nukem Forever-esque joke with every passing year, but the developers behind it are still hard at work. To prove it, they’ve put out a brand new trailer of the racing sim, and it looks spankingly good: read on and see the new look [...]
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