Better Camerphone Images through Innovation

Filed in archive Design by Scott on April 3, 2006

Textually reports the smallest autofocus mechanism for cameraphones is on its way from Shicoh Engineering in Japan. A mere 10 x 10 x 4.2mm, the little engine that could get you in trouble with illicit images snapped with your mobile is shipping this month. And if you can't wait for that, you might try grabbing some gummi stick-on lenses that can adjust your focus in a snap.

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Response from: Travel (04/04/06 12:59pm)

Hey, nice gadget :) Why mobile phones manufacturers don't embed autofocucs in their products? This will be realy cool, helping to improve photos quality.

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