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Jul 24, 2011

iCam Bypasses Clunky Factory-Installed Camera Interfaces with an iPhone

Zeki Ozek wants to complement your current camera with an iPhone and eliminate SD cards, clunky factory-installed interfaces and whatever else attaching Apple's smartphone to the back of your rig might accomplish.

He proposes we do it with iCam, a camera with a dock in the back that syncs up with an iPhone courtesy the 22 pin connector. The concept won a Red Dot Design Concept award this year, based on the design's incredibly broad potential. Strapping a powerful, portable touchscreen computer to the back of a custom-built camera can do that for you. Plus, wireless connectivity. Cannot understimate the convenience of that.

Cameras will be wireless, hyper-connected, uber-customizable devices in the near future anyway, but there's no denying the iPhone's potential in this early, specific case.
 
 

11 comments:

  1. Now THAT is one gorgeous piece of tech...

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  2. oh wow that thins is so sweet!!:D

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  3. lmao, theres always got to be something new just around the corner!

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  4. Well atleast they are not trying to get a Shuffle in there.

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  5. That's a pretty good idea. And it's always a good idea to latch on to something that's already popular!

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  6. Shame I have neither an iPod touch or a camera. This does seem like a cool step in the right direction, but if they could do it without needing an iPod it'd be cooler. Maybe get Apple to make an iCamera, damn I probably just gave them an idea, or they're already working on it anyway.

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  7. To be honest, i just clicked your blog because your cute picture. I was pleasantly surprised when i found that you could write good as well.

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  8. I want an android alternative. Looks awesome

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