Thanks to a tech startup in France, you can now immediately acquire physical copies of your selfies and snapshots. They’ve introduced Prynt: a smartphone case that houses an inkless photo printer.
The company took to Kickstarter to introduce the Prynt project in November 2014. With about a month left in the campaign, it’s now fully funded, with over 3,000 backers pledging nearly half a million dollars.
It’s a printer you can slide onto your smartphone that feeds out your photos right after taking them, bringing your digital snapshots into physical form in seconds. You can also pick out photos from your camera roll to send through the mini printer.
No wifi or Bluetooth is necessary for this technology. The case prints photos by heating ink-filled printing paper and the techcessory can hold up to 10 sheets of paper at a time. Prynt's battery life allows for about 30 photos before needing to recharge.
The case is compatible with iPhone versions 5S, 5C, and 6, as well as the Samsung Galaxy S4 and S5.
Prynt also offers a video feature. It allows you to take a video while you’re capturing a photo, which can then be clipped to the image you’ve taken. Later, by pointing the app at the physical photo, the video will appear on your phone, allowing you to relive the moment. The video is also stored in the Cloud, giving family and friends the ability to share the memories.
The Prynt phone case is now available for pre-order with a $99 price tag.
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Friday, February 6, 2015
PRYNT PHONE CASE WILL PRINT HARD COPIES OF YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOS
WRITTEN BY: CAITLIN LOPILATO/GreenLabel
Thanks to a tech startup in France, you can now immediately acquire physical copies of your selfies and snapshots. They’ve introduced Prynt: a smartphone case that houses an inkless photo printer.
The company took to Kickstarter to introduce the Prynt project in November 2014. With about a month left in the campaign, it’s now fully funded, with over 3,000 backers pledging nearly half a million dollars.
It’s a printer you can slide onto your smartphone that feeds out your photos right after taking them, bringing your digital snapshots into physical form in seconds. You can also pick out photos from your camera roll to send through the mini printer.
No wifi or Bluetooth is necessary for this technology. The case prints photos by heating ink-filled printing paper and the techcessory can hold up to 10 sheets of paper at a time. Prynt's battery life allows for about 30 photos before needing to recharge.
The case is compatible with iPhone versions 5S, 5C, and 6, as well as the Samsung Galaxy S4 and S5.
Prynt also offers a video feature. It allows you to take a video while you’re capturing a photo, which can then be clipped to the image you’ve taken. Later, by pointing the app at the physical photo, the video will appear on your phone, allowing you to relive the moment. The video is also stored in the Cloud, giving family and friends the ability to share the memories.
The Prynt phone case is now available for pre-order with a $99 price tag.
Thanks to a tech startup in France, you can now immediately acquire physical copies of your selfies and snapshots. They’ve introduced Prynt: a smartphone case that houses an inkless photo printer.
The company took to Kickstarter to introduce the Prynt project in November 2014. With about a month left in the campaign, it’s now fully funded, with over 3,000 backers pledging nearly half a million dollars.
It’s a printer you can slide onto your smartphone that feeds out your photos right after taking them, bringing your digital snapshots into physical form in seconds. You can also pick out photos from your camera roll to send through the mini printer.
No wifi or Bluetooth is necessary for this technology. The case prints photos by heating ink-filled printing paper and the techcessory can hold up to 10 sheets of paper at a time. Prynt's battery life allows for about 30 photos before needing to recharge.
The case is compatible with iPhone versions 5S, 5C, and 6, as well as the Samsung Galaxy S4 and S5.
Prynt also offers a video feature. It allows you to take a video while you’re capturing a photo, which can then be clipped to the image you’ve taken. Later, by pointing the app at the physical photo, the video will appear on your phone, allowing you to relive the moment. The video is also stored in the Cloud, giving family and friends the ability to share the memories.
The Prynt phone case is now available for pre-order with a $99 price tag.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
BEATS BY DR. DRE | POWERBEATS2 WIRELESS EARPHONES
WRITTEN BY: KEENAN HIGGINS/Green Label
Shuffling through your tunes while on the move just got easier with the newly unveiled Beats by Dr. Dre Powerbeats2 Wireless Earphones.
The headset wirelessly connects to your phone or music player thanks to its Bluetooth technology, with a proximity range of 30 feet. You'll also get 6 hours of playback time, plus a dual-driver encased in IPX4 sweat and water resistant construction.
Get a pair of the Powerbeats2 Wireless Earphones, available in either black, white, or a soon-to-be-released red colorway, at Beats By Dre retailers later this month for $199.95
Friday, March 21, 2014
GOOGLE SMARTWATCH | BY LG | PREVIEW
These are early preview images, so stay posted for the final product to be revealed.
Techies looking for a dope high-tech watch should be amped off this new Google LG-made smartwatch.
Specs include a 1.65-inch IPS LCD display, 280 x 280 pixel resolution, and 512MB of RAM with 4GB of integrated internal storage. One of the key features though is the next-level Google Now — an intelligent personal assistant that might give Siri some serious competition.
These are early preview images, so stay posted for the final product to be revealed.
Techies looking for a dope high-tech watch should be amped off this new Google LG-made smartwatch.
Specs include a 1.65-inch IPS LCD display, 280 x 280 pixel resolution, and 512MB of RAM with 4GB of integrated internal storage. One of the key features though is the next-level Google Now — an intelligent personal assistant that might give Siri some serious competition.
These are early preview images, so stay posted for the final product to be revealed.
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