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Cardboard Digital Camera from IKEA can store up to 40 pictures

Posted: 10 May 2012 11:28 AM PDT

We have covered all sorts of digital cameras in the past, but today we have a digital camera that is made from cardboard, so let's have a closer look at it.

This cardboard digital camera comes from Swedish furniture manufacturer IKEA, and it was spotted on 2012 Fuorisalone, a design expo that was held in Milan. This cardboard digital camera is powered by two AA batteries, and it comes with an internal memory card that can store up to 40 pictures. In addition, this cardboard camera comes with USB connector and so you can easily connect it to your computer and transfer your files. We have to mention that this digital camera doesn't come with a screen, so you'll have to use viewfinder while taking photos. We have no information what kind of sensor is this camera using, so you probably shouldn't expect any amazing results.

Cardboard digital camera sounds interesting, but sadly, there's no information about pricing or release date.

[via Geeky Gadgets]

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Latest all-in-one iPad card reader from M.I.C Gadget

Posted: 10 May 2012 10:47 AM PDT

We know that iPad can do all sorts of things, but despite its sleek design and hardware power, iPad has its limitations, and today we have a device that should enhance your iPad by giving it ability to read memory cards.

iPad can be extremely useful for photographers because they can edit their pictures on the fly, but sometimes it's not easy transferring your photos from your digital camera to your iPad, but luckily, M.I.C Gadget has announced its new all-in-one card reader that should be compatible with iPad 3 and iOS 5.1. This card reader should support SD, CF, microSD cards, and thanks to the voltage tweak it should also support 600X CF cards and Class 10/UHS-I SD cards as well. In addition to all of these card slots, there's also a USB port, so you'll be able to connect your USB flash drive to your iPad as well.