Polaroid PoGo

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Portable printing

The camera world may have gone digital, but the name Polaroid remains synonymous with instant photo prints. So it's not surprising that Polaroid has introduced the $150 PoGo portable printer.

If you still get warm and fuzzy thinking about those James Garner and Mariette Hartley Polaroid commercials, it's time to let go of the past. Traditional film is barely hanging on, and Polaroid has completely ceased production of instant film.

Polaroid's 21st century answer to its eponymous instant camera prints straight from your phone without ink. But is it iconic enough to inspire its own song lyric?

The camera world may have gone digital, but the name Polaroid remains synonymous with instant photo prints. So it's not surprising that Polaroid has introduced the £99 Polaroid PoGo portable printer.

The Polaroid Pogo is handheld mobile photo printer. It allows users to print borderless colour images in less than 60 seconds. It is a great way to share photos direct from cameras and mobile phones by turning them into instant prints. The Polaroid...

The concept underlying the Polaroid PoGo doesn't differ much from that behind the original Polaroid instant camera - except that this time the printer is a separate peripheral from the camera itself, and you don't have to shake the output to make the...

The digital age may have put an end to the Polaroid camera, but the company hasn't yet given up on the idea of instant prints. Polaroid PoGo is a mobile printer that creates 2x3s of the photos on your phone. It's portable (roughly the size of a...

When you think of Polaroid, instant prints reminiscent of years past come to mind. Today, Polaroid is bringing similar instant print gratification to digital camera and camera phone users with its PoGo mobile printer.

Knipsen und gleich darauf kommt das fertige Foto aus der Kamera mit einem neuen Mini-Fotodrucker PoGo will Polaroid auch im Riesenmarkt der Digitalfotografie mitmischen. Wie gut das Fotolabor für die Jackentasche ist, hat COMPUTER BILD geprüft.