Polaroid’s shiny new camera with a built-in Nink printer, the Snap Touch, is available on pre-sale today, although if my experiences with it at Photokina are anything to go by, it’s probably not worth ...

Instant cameras have seen a resurgence over the past couple of years (in the same vein as record players), with photographers and casual snappers alike remembering the fun of physical photos. However, ...

Canon is jumping on the instant camera trend with a pair of new cameras with built-in printers. The company has unveiled the Canon Ivy Cliq Plus and Ivy Cliq instant camera/printers. The duo expands ...

Canon on Monday announced the launch of a clutch of new digital cameras--with resolutions ranging up to 12.8 megapixels--along with an array of photo printers. The highest-resolution camera is a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Printing out photos can be an overwhelming task — if you don't have the right equipment. But with a portable photo printer, it's ...

Take a palm-size photo printer, bolt on a digital camera and you've got the Polaroid Snap Touch. Just like the instant shooters of yesteryear, the Snap Touch will give you a paper photo seconds after ...

Kodak just announced a slew of new digital imaging products at CES, including several cameras and an all-in-one photo printer scheduled to ship in the first half of this year. The company caps off its ...

Takara Tomy has unveiled a new digital camera with a built-in printer, the Takara Tomy XIAO. The XIAO is a modern-day version of the Polaroid, which lets you print your digital photos as soon as you ...

If you have an old Polaroid camera collecting dust in a cupboard or drawer you may be interested in a new project shared via the Mitexla website that adds a thermal printer and a Raspberry Pi mini PC ...

Sony has gone hog wild with new product announcements today, introducing three new digital cameras and a new digital photo printer. Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-F707 is a US$1,000, five-megapixel digital ...

Despite its utterly awful image quality (maxing out at a resolution of just 160×144 pixels), the Game Boy Camera was still a popular add-on, thanks in part to a cheap accessory that could print out ...