Movie Polaroid Camera can print movies on a flexible display
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Today we will introduce a Movie Polaroid camera which can print videos as well as the voice associated with it on a substrate that mimics traditional Polaroid film paper. Amazing right? So, you can imagine printing a video on a piece of small object and then playing the video by simply tapping the play button on the screen. The concept itself is a gift for people who love to capture every moment of their lives in the camera.
The movie can be printed on a flexible display using the Grapheme Technology. For techies, Grapheme is a one-atom thick sheet of carbon atoms and the technology is being studied for use in different electronics projects. The Polaroid Camera has been designed by Kim Hyun Joong.
We can imagine the video printers as our way to the future. The technology will take some time to come to the market place but it will definitely excite the users with its breath taking superior design.
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