ADR studios introduced ideas such as the iPhone Plus and iPhone SJ. The firm also announced its latest Instagram Socialmatic camera concept last year. At first look, images from the Socialmatic camera looked wonderful but critics highlighted various flaws in design and functionality. Facebook acquired Instagram for $1 billion last year after the product gained immense popularity and also hinted at the possibility of a standalone camera. Earlier reports suggested that the camera would have built in print technology with the ability to print images instantly and the idea has finally turned into a reality.
According to reports, an actual camera powered by Android OS is expected to be launched at the start of next year for a little less than $300. The full specs of the camera are given below.
“Last spring we reported on a cool concept from ADR Studios, the Socialmatic camera, which was a Polaroid camera meant to print your Instagram pictures instantly. Started as just a concept, the idea has now turned into a reality and an actual camera which will be powered by Android OS is scheduled to be available in 2014 for the price of $299”, reported iphoneincanada.ca.
“Socialmatic concept and are an Instagram junkie, this might be the camera you’ve been waiting for as you’ll be able to print your creations instantly. Of course, you probably will want to see how the camera works in real life first, but at this point in time all we know is it will launch in 2014 for $299. Great to see a concept comes to real life! Would you be interested in buying this?”, the website further added.
In addition to being efficient and reliable, this camera is expected to be highly cost effective. Available at $299, the Instagram Socialmatic camera will be affordable to most amateur photographers. Furthermore, it’s simple design and functionalities will make it a perfect choice for frequent camera users including professional photographers and video editors. After months of waiting, we are finally seeing a concept come to real life. It will be interesting to see if the device can live up to the hype and expectations.
Source: iPhone In Canada
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