They could easily have added a grip system, and based on the linked hands-on, which states that shake-induced blur is an issue, they should have. I think the d

They could easily have added a grip system, and based on the linked hands-on, which states that shake-induced blur is an issue, they should have. I think the design is novel to prevent mental comparison with a "real" camera, which presumably performs much better in terms of image quality (especially in low light). Avoiding "real camera" thinking also highlights the device's unique aspects and lets them sell this first version as a less-serious novelty at a relatively low price. I really hope this isn't their end-game play and that they'll introduce something more "prosumer" in an intelligent, useful form factor next (and something that doesn't require integration with a bogus social network).