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I like to think that the idea behind the Eazzzy digital camera concept came about somewhere along the intersection of Make-it-Small and Make-it-USB. It claims itself to be the simplest digital camera around.
It has no viewfinder, no LCD screen and only one button. The designer, Sungwoo Park, has basically stripped the digital camera down to its bare function in order to create the Eazzzy digital camera. It takes no cables, just plugs right in to your computer and comes in multiple colors.
I have no idea how far along this idea is in the creating process but I can’t imagine people buying it for anything other than as a novelty. Honestly, some things just shouldn’t be seen through to the end.
[via Gizmodo]
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I don’t understand your objection. Cell phones have cameras built into them, and they take crappy pictures. People are obviously satisfied with crappy pictures for certain things. And if this takes slightly less crappy pictures than a cell phone, all the better.