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Polaroid Two - Digital Instant Camera

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taking a picture and printing instantly!

Push the instant print button...

Digital photography is great, but nothing beats holding an actual photo in your mitts. So wouldn’t it be spiffing if eggheads created a camera capable of spewing out prints on the fly? They have, and it’s called the Polaroid Two - Digital Instant Camera .

Combining the instant fun of an old school Polaroid camera with the groundbreaking technology of the smash hit PoGo Printer, this up to 7 mega pixel* snapper does exactly what it says on the tin; takes a picture then ejects a print on a 2”x3” slice of sticky-back photo paper. Cool, eh!

Print straight onto zinc coated paper

...40 seconds later - shazzam!

The whole process takes about forty seconds and, unlike the Polaroid cameras of yesteryear, you can dispense with duds by checking your efforts via the 3” LCD screen. You can also crop pics before printing, add borders, remove red-eye and print dates.

The front of the camera

It's an impressive
digital camera

Throw in an electronic timer, movie mode with sound, rechargeable battery (15 prints per full charge) and 4x digital zoom and you’re looking at a camera that’s guaranteed to elicit oohs and aahs every time you pull it out. And let’s be honest, taking Polaroids has always been about other people’s reactions, good or otherwise: “If you don’t rip that up right now…”

The screen, buttons and controls

The USB and power connections

1) Macro/Landscape mode 2) USB port 3) DC power port

Just like a normal digital camera, this best-of-both-worlds gizmo records images to a memory card so you can USB snaps to your computer if you don’t fancy printing them. Talking of printing, the PoGo’s integrated printer uses heat-activated Zink paper (additional packs available at Firebox); smudge-proof, water-resistant, fade-resistant and tear-proof, the only thing this miraculous stuff can’t do is make you look attractive after a ten pint session.

Polaroid Two - Digital Instant Camera

The magic Zink
(Zero Ink) paper!

Seeing as instant-gratification is de rigueur these days, there’s never been a better time to buy an instant camera and indulge in a bit of sticky piccy fun. Crack the Polaroid Two out at parties, meetings, festivals, holidays, debauched nights out – you name it.

Snap and print

In terms of ‘wow, cool!’ gadgets, this smart little camera is right up there. The only thing it won’t do is get you beaten to a pulp, as you’ll no longer have to perform that daft, potentially suggestive shake to dry your prints. Smile!

Polaroid Two - Digital Instant Camera

*7 mega pixel images via interpolation (camera automatically increases the 5 mega pixel sensor image to produce a 7 mega pixel quality image, 3072 x 2304 pixel resolution)
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Features:
  • Instant images printed
  • View and crop image on camera before printed
  • No ink cartridges required
  • Prints 2” x 3” photos with peel-off sticky back
  • SD card compatible
  • Download photos on your computer
  • PC and Mac compatible
  • Fully charged battery produces 15 prints
  • Automatic picture lighting enhancement
  • In-camera red-eye removal
  • Electronic self timer
  • PictBridge compatible
  • Movie mode with sound
  • Shooting Modes: Auto, Manual, Landscape, Fireworks, Soft flowing water, Splashing water, Portrait Man, Portrait Lady
Specifications:
  • 5.0 mega pixel digital camera sensor with interpolation up to 7 mega pixels
  • up to 3072 x 2304 resolution
  • Integrated instant printer
  • 3.0” bright colour LCD screen
  • Fixed and macro focus (for close up images)
  • 4 x digital zoom
  • 300 dpi printer
  • 7.4V, 580mAh Li Polymer battery
Contents:
  • 1x Polaroid Instant Digital Camera
  • 1x Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
  • 1x AC adapter and charger
  • 1x USB Cable
  • 10x sheets of Zink photo paper
  • 1x User manual
  • 1x 1 year manufactures warranty card
  • 1x Software and driver CD
  • 1x Hand Strap
  • 1x Camera pouch
Dimensions:
  • 7.6cm (H) x 3.7cm (D) x 11.8cm (H)

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Press Reviews...

press review " The old school Polaroid is a rare sight now the pocket sized digital snappers are the must have gadget"
Daily Express - Nov '09
press review “The original Polaroid has finally gone digital.”
What Mobile - Jul '09
press review “The original Polaroid has finally gone digital.”
What Mobile - Jul '09
press review "Echoing the aesthetic trademarks typical of it predecessor.."
Esquire - Jun '09
press review "Last year we got pretty enthused about the Zink inkless printer from Polaroid; well they've just upped their game with the Polaroid Two. Say hello to a swish looking piece of digital equipment, which not only lets you take pics and print them in one device, but gives you editing options as well. Up till now we either had to scour eBay for old school Polaroid cameras, or Bluetooth our sad looking snaps to the Zink, but now we can snap and print in one! The camera utilises the same inkless technology, which means there's no mess involved, but you will have to fork out for the uber sensitive photo paper. I love the fact they've given you five megapixels to play with, as this means your snaps will actually be in focus, and they've even packed in a 4x digital zoom for good measure. You also get macro mode options and a self timer, and your snaps will measure in at 4x3 inches."
Shiny Shiny - May '09
press review "Rising like a phoenix from Polaroid's instant camera flames comes a 5-megapixel digital compact with 4x digital zoom. Not much in itself, but its built-in printer using Zero Ink technology for snappy 60 second prints makes up for it in a flash."
Five to Try - May '09
press review "This five-megapixel digital camera allows you to print your photographs instantly at 300dpi in full colour. It weighs about 280g and is 4.7in wide by 3in tall. It has a zoom feature, a cropping and editing programme, red-eye removal and a movie mode with sound."
The Times - May '09
press review "A digital version of the classic camera"
T3 - May '09
press review "It's the perfect reminder of a fun night out with mates..."
The Sun - May '09
press review "..the travel accessory impatient photographers have been waiting for.."
Ultratravel - Telegraph - May '09
press review "Last year we brought you news of the PoGo, the printer which made use of Zero Ink to print out your pics in a matter of seconds - without the use of cartridges or dyes. Now Polaroid has cleverly combined that technology with a 5 megapixel camera to bring us a good-looking gadget which takes pictures and prints them too. Like an old-style Polaroid camera, but without the waiting around, waving the picture in the air until it dries. And a whole lot cuter and more compact. You can even crop and edit pictures prior to printing."
Popgadget - May '09
press review "It's a testament to the tech wonder of Polaroid that this process still manages to set the heart of even the most jaded gadgetista a-flutter."
Stuff - May '09
press review "It's a modern version of the creaky old Polaroid camera! This snaps 5.0-megapixel images, then spits them straight out he back on a 3in by 2in print, or saves them to an SD card. At £8 for 30 sheet, the paper is pricey but the whole thing's ace!"
Nuts - May '09
press review "Thanks to the company busily, 'Reinventing Instant Photography for the Digital Age,' the PoGo packs a five-megapixel digital camera with a built-in printer that can serve up a full-colour, 2x3 inch, peel-off, sticky-backed photo in less than 60 seconds. Unlike the old film based models, the PoGo has a few in-camera editing tricks up its sleeve, letting users crop photos, add borders, remove red-eye and print dates."
Digital Lifestyles - May '09
press review The Polaroid PoGo instant digital camera, which mashes up compact camera tech with Polaroid's inkless Zink printing skills, will set sail from warehouse next week. Read on to find out where to get dibs on yours! Polaroid's cartridge free PoGo printer was a neat idea when launched last year, but was still yet another gadget you had to carry around in order to print out your magic moment son the move. Luckily for us then Polaroid went back to the drawing board and shoved it inside a camera instead. On its own, the Polaroid PoGo instant digital camera is a reasonable enough effort: squished inside is a 5MP sensor, 3-inch LCD screen, video shooting and SD card slot. Crucially though, the Polaroid PoGo camera also packs the inkless PoGo printing tech to print 2x3 inch sticky label snaps wherever you are. Take a shot and forty seconds later, it'll slide out of the side of the Polaroid PoGo nice and dry, ready to be slapped on an unsuspecting friend's forehead. Each battery charge is good for 15 prints, and since you can crop photos on the LCD screen, remove red eye and even add Polaroid style borders, you can make every one count."
Electricpig - May '09
press review "...Following the success of the PoGo Instant Photo Printer last year, Polaroid has shoved all the inkless printing technology from that into a new 5-megapixel digital camera. You'll now be able to take your snaps, crop and edit them on the camera's screen, and then print them out in full colour in just 60 seconds. Similarly to the PoGo, you'll need to stack the camera up with Zink paper in order to print out your 2x3 inches photos, but if you run out - you're still able to use the camera as a regular digi cam too. Fore the record, it offers a 4 x digital zoom, both fixed and macro focus, red-eye removal, a self-timer and even video capture with sound."
Stuff.tv - May '09
press review "...Following the success of the PoGo Instant Photo Printer last year, Polaroid has shoved all the inkless printing technology from that into a new 5-megapixel digital camera. You'll now be able to take your snaps, crop and edit them on the camera's screen, and then print them out in full colour in just 60 seconds. Similarly to the PoGo, you'll need to stack the camera up with Zink paper in order to print out your 2x3 inches photos, but if you run out - you're still able to use the camera as a regular digi cam too. Fore the record, it offers a 4 x digital zoom, both fixed and macro focus, red-eye removal, a self-timer and even video capture with sound."
Stuff.tv - May '09
press review "...It's a wonderful modern twist on a photographic classic. You capture away and in an instant - well under 60 seconds - you'll have a 2x3in print to show for you troubles. It's the perfect reminder of a fun night out with mates and you can even use the camera's editing function to fiddle with the image slightly before you print it. They've also got a sticky back, so you can, err, stick them...."
The Sun - May '09
press review "...We've used it and it's pretty cool: in less than a minute you have a slightly-bigger-than-business-card sticker at a magazine-quality resolution of 300dpi. It uses Zink, or 'zero ink', technology to bake crystals into the specially treated paper, which is dry to the touch as soon as it's printed. Pictures can then be stored on an SD card as normal. The battery lasts for 15 prints, so don't go crazy..."
cnet uk - May '09

Visitor Reviews...

visitor avatar This camera is a marvel, it does what it says on the tin. It is compact, user friendly, just point, click, have fun with the features and finally decide whether to print an instant picture or store on computer as with all digitals. A super handy to carry beginners camera with more than enough features. Recommended.
Richard Cannard, Bristol England UK - May '09
visitor avatar I like it very much.
Wang, China - Aug '09
visitor avatar Hi, if I order the digital instant camera can I have more photo paper? Thank you.
Tecla, Italy - Jun '09
Firebox says: It comes with 10 sheets of paper, and you can order additional packets of 30 or 70 sheets by clicking on 'accessories'!

visitor avatar Haven't bought it yet, but isn't 5MP a little small? I saw a 10. 1 MP camera for about 50 quid in tesco's a little while back.
Alex, Norfolk - May '09
Firebox says: This one is packing an on-board printer too though, which is awesome!

 
 
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