The Stevie Awards for Women in Business is an international competition recognizing the accomplishments of outstanding women executives, business owners, and the organizations they run.
Posted by: Chris Reidy / 11.19.2008
With the very compact Polaroid PoGo, you are able to take it with you, keep it in a pocket, carry it in a purse or bag and print your images on the go!
Posted by: Tanya / 11.11.2008
In 2005, a group of former Polaroid employees formed Zink (short for “zero ink”) Imaging, with Herchen as chief technology officer. They converted a Konica Minolta paper factory to make paper embedded with the heat-activated dyes and recruited Alps Electric to build the printer.
Posted by: Staff Writer / 11.10.2008
Well we all know that snapping pictures can be so addictive you tend to forget to develop your photos. Having a digital camera is cool but the Xiao just made it more Polaroid. The Xiao is the first digital camera with a built in printer and it does not require ink.
Posted by: Staff Writer / 11.10.2008
Japanese toy maker Tomy Takara has beaten Polaroid to manufacture a camera with a built in printer. The XIAOTIP 521 utilizes Zink's inkless printing technology to replicate what Polaroid has done with its instant film shooters.
Posted by: Leonard Goh / 11.08.2008
Tomy Xiao TIP 521 is a first integrated digital camera and printer that allows users to capture, view and prints their digital images. The 5 megapixel CMOS digital camera is available in three colors: black, magenta and green-marine...
Posted by: Staff Writer / 11.07.2008
Tomy Xiao TIP 521is a first of its kind integrated digital camera and printer that allows users to capture, view, and immediately prints their digital images without ink, anywhere.
Posted by: Staff Writer / 11.07.2008
Printing pictures is a bit of a rarity these days. So US printer specialist Zink has stuck a digital camera onto the top of a portable printer to ensure you’ve always got both to hand. The TIP 521 sports a five megapixel camera at one end and a printer at the other.
Posted by: James Sherwood / 11.07.2008
Ask your parents, and they'll probably tell you Polaroid cameras were the iPhone of their day. I'm not that old, but I still remember them being all the rage when I was growing up because you could see your snapshots almost instantaneously. Thank goodness for the digital camera though, because no matter how awesome Polaroids were, the quality of those photos was just terrible.
Posted by: Staff Writer / 11.07.2008
Japanese toymaker Takara Tomy today unveiled a new digital camera that features a built-in ZINK printer [JP] and is aimed at women in their 20s and 30s as well as families. The company says it will soon release more products that are based on the same technology.
Posted by: Serkan Toto / 11.06.2008
