Cameras, iPods need to talk to each other

For my CamPod: I'd be happy with one of those little motorized zoom lenses that
you see on some of those tiny Sony or Canon 3.2MP cameras.
They take really nice consumer-level snapshots and I'd be ok
with that level of quality for the camera -- 3.2MP minimum.
That'll give you a nice 8x10 photo or 5x7 300ppi CMYK print.
Beyond that I'd be happy to spring for a stand alone digital SLR
camera for higher quality work.

I actually think the technology very close for putting the camera
in an iPod and I would just love one! But chances are we're going
to see a PhonePod first. Either way, I'm sure Apple will carefully
reconsider and redesign the iPod UI to adopt the next cool thing
properly.; Posted by: Len Rooney Posted on: 02/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not interested dave95 | 02/22/05

inevitable Len Rooney | 02/22/05

Well said tic swayback | 02/22/05

For my CamPod Len Rooney | 02/22/05

Sort of tic swayback | 02/22/05

Really? FirstNLastN | 02/22/05

You don't need a dock. Atlant | 02/23/05

Single point of failure Roger Ramjet | 02/23/05

So can the iPod, as of today tic swayback | 02/23/05

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