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Instagram look-alike Polaroid Socialmatic now official

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Feeling a little social lately? After three years of what it seems to be research and development for the product, Polaroid announced that its new Socialmatic camera will be available for purchase next year.

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Polaroid’s newest camera, if you can actually see, is a living Instagram logo with the rounded square shape and the camera placed right at the middle, with streaks of colors painted horizontally. This represents Polaroid’s Socialmatic idea — bringing social media network instagram to life that started in 2012. Socialmatic shares pictures taken on the social network as well as print physical copies, just like the old Polaroid cameras did.

The new camera for the social-friendly will sport an LCD display at the back and will run at everyone’s friendly Android software, so you can install additional apps if you want to. It also has a built-in printer based on Polaroid’s own Zero Ink (ZINK) technology.

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Polaroid Socialmatic Initial Specs:
4.5-Inch Full Color LCD Touchscreen
14 Megapixel Forward-Facing Camera
2 Megapixel User-Facing Camera
4GB Internal Storage
expandable up to 32GB
Stereo Speakers
GPS
WiFi
Bluetooth
Remote Printing
ZINK Zero Ink printing technology
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

The Socialmatic is set to arrive as we switch to the new year on January 1, 2015, and will retail starting for USD299 (around Php13400). The package comes with free ZINK papers and 2″x3″ ZINK Instant filters that has a sticky side, ready to be pasted easily on any surface. For those interested, head on over to the source to pre-order.

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8 Comments

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degwapo · 12 years ago

c’mon polaroid, doesn’t even have the polaroid picture frame signature, too expensive. its already THE FUTURE to sell expensive toy cams. not worth buying.


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JP
JP · 12 years ago

sir correction lang po sa speackers.


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WarrenC. · 12 years ago

how ironic, considering Instagram copied Polaroid’s iconic Land Camera 1000 for their logo.


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EA
Easy E · 12 years ago

Expensive toy.


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