Optio NB1000 Now With Blocks!
In a collaboration with Nanoblocks (looks like a Japanese version of the popular Danish wonder block system LEGO) camera maker Pentax has a new 14 mega pixel camera that is covered in bumpy customization happiness. The camera has all the latest features that digital cameras need to have, face detection, HD video, 4x optical zoom, that’s nice and everything but it’s got places to attach Nanoblock bricks. I can see this being handy for adding filters to the flash or making a sports finder or I suppose you could add little cute critters and other cute creations to it. Not sure if it will ever get to the US but it would be fun to mess with.
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Optio NB1000 ( Translated by Google )
Optio NB1000｜コンパクトデジタルカメラ｜PENTAX.
Posted: September 17th, 2010
at 9:19pm by John
Categories: Artistic,Cool,General,Japan,Photography
Comments: 2 comments
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