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Sharp unveils smallest 5-megapixel camera
Move over, 007 – the doors to spy craft just opened to the public. Sharp recently announced its new 5-megapixel CMOS camera (RJ63SC100), purportedly the world smallest. Measuring in at only 9.5 x 9.5 x 6.6mm, the device even offers auto focus for better image quality. The new camera will expected to be available for mass production in July. The camera’s diminutive size, surprising thinness, and high resolution would enable future devices (phones, etc.) to have ultra small cameras. While it is easy to see its use in the race for smaller and sleeker phones, more inventive uses (shades cam? Camera in your shirt buttons?) are also possible.
Via [Hiptop3]
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Aww, I would like to own all of these cameras… :)))
on May 28, 2008 at 09:06 PM - LINKHowever, I think that what is most important is photographer’s skills, and just after that his camera