We were first surprised when we heard about the phone with 10 MP but the way technology is going we are about to get more surprised.
Not long ago Kodak Polaroid Android HD smartphone was announced to the market with 16MP camera can u beat that, which actually zooms like a digital camera.
there are the pictures
On the phone side of things, there's quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G connectivity, microSIM card, a 3.2" WVGA screen, Android OS (not sure which version) and a 2.5mm audio jack (huh?). The phone is rather thick at 18.5mm, but if you look at it as a point-and-shoot camera it's actually quite compact.
The battery is reportedly just 1020mAh, which is insufficient for all the mechanical zoom and xenon flash goodies, so we hope it will be replaced by the time the Kodak Polaroid SC1630 hits the shelves.
Kodak's contribution to the project comes in the form of their proprietary compression technology, which allows the user to tweak the size of photos.
The Polaroid Android HD will reportedly cost $299 when it hits the shelves in April, but Kodak is still in talks with carriers so it's unclear who will carry it. They are also considering offering the phone pre-paid
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Not long ago Kodak Polaroid Android HD smartphone was announced to the market with 16MP camera can u beat that, which actually zooms like a digital camera.
there are the pictures
On the phone side of things, there's quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G connectivity, microSIM card, a 3.2" WVGA screen, Android OS (not sure which version) and a 2.5mm audio jack (huh?). The phone is rather thick at 18.5mm, but if you look at it as a point-and-shoot camera it's actually quite compact.
The battery is reportedly just 1020mAh, which is insufficient for all the mechanical zoom and xenon flash goodies, so we hope it will be replaced by the time the Kodak Polaroid SC1630 hits the shelves.
Kodak's contribution to the project comes in the form of their proprietary compression technology, which allows the user to tweak the size of photos.
The Polaroid Android HD will reportedly cost $299 when it hits the shelves in April, but Kodak is still in talks with carriers so it's unclear who will carry it. They are also considering offering the phone pre-paid
To get more information like our group page on facebook Click Here
And also on twitter Click Here
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