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I think that the distinction is that this is a fully analog photo printer using the old (and beloved) Polaroid instant printing technology instead of the more m
by MartinCron 14y ago
I think that the distinction is that this is a fully analog photo printer using the old (and beloved) Polaroid instant printing technology instead of the more mechanically complex inkjet approach.
Cute, but not really revolutionary.
- Tichy 14y agoNever had a photo printer, but I don't think they were inkjets. They produced "prints" that looked like photos (the same material). Actually not sure if photo printers are still commonly being sold, though - last I checked was a couple of years ago. Where I live you can create such prints on the fly in every drugstore. They all have photo printing machines.