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Polaroid celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2017, and they are kicking off their milestone year with the debut of the Polaroid Pop. It is the latest camera in the Polaroid Instant Digital Print line, and it pairs wireless technology with the iconic Polaroid 3"x4" print. The Polaroid Pop instant digital camera combines a sleek, modern design and digital technology with the
Polaroid is debuting the next generation of the Instant Print Camera, the Polaroid Snap+ at CES 2016. Building off the success of its first generation Polaroid Snap, Polaroid Snap + brings a number of new features to the table that will add even more fun and versatility to the instant print photography experience. Taking the Polaroid Snap to the next
Polaroid has announced a new automobile dashcam, the Wi-Fi-enabled Polaroid PD-W63C, will be joining their collection of easy to use dash cameras. It will be available to consumers in the United States. The Polaroid PD-W63C will be available in early 2016 at an MSRP of $199.99. The Polaroid line of dashcams provide drivers with piece of mind by offering credible
Polaroid is an iconic brand in consumer electronics. For years, the company's name was synonymous with its instant-print cameras. But now that digital photography is the standard, what has Polaroid done to bring itself into the 21st century? To answer that question, Scott talked to Joseph at the Polaroid Mobile booth. Joseph demonstrated two new Google-certified Android-based Polaroid phones. The
Polaroid grabbed a lot of attention this week when it announced an Android camera, but the company did not stop there. It also unveiled two new Android tablets -- both a 7 and 10 inch version. The company chose to post no official press release, however press representative Melissa Hoistion referred me to the company's web site. That resulted in no
Most cameras are great if you want to take a picture straight ahead, but what happens when you need to take one at angle or maybe you want to take a self portrait. What do you do then, you can hold the camera out at the angle and hope you get the picture, or you can use the Casio EXilim