Either Minox has stumbled upon the land of the giants, or this miniaturized Leica M3 is the smallest 4-megapixel camera we’ve ever seen. Featuring an old 50’s style camera styling, the Leica M3 fits ...
We’re not sure who buys these Minox Leica M3 mini-replica cameras, but they sure are cute. They’ve updated the old one with an LCD on the back and a 3.2-megapixel sensor inside (though they advertise ...
The classic DCC Leica M3 Plus digital camera from Minox comes in a stylish format. On the outside, it features the miniaturized shell of the legendary Leica M3, and inside it is packed with innovative ...
So a couple of years ago Minox took Leica's classic M3 camera, compacted it down to one-thirds size, and fit a 2 megapixel sensor in there. Not sure what took 'em so long to finally get around to ...
Part of the appeal is having a high performance camera in a super tiny size — thus allowing you to take unobtrusive shots, and to always have your camera in a pocket. (By contrast, think of how ...
For those who can't afford a real Leica, there's always the decoy option. Camera maker Minox is showing an upgraded version of its cute little digicam styled after Leica's iconic 1950s M3, the camera ...
Plenty of new imaging technology was on display at the PMA 2010 show in Anaheim, and a lot of it had a retro slant. Film is still going strong, camera designs are throwbacks to the old days, and ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The device is called a Minox subminiature camera—and it's surprisingly easy to find. Although its products were commonly ...
We have featured some cameras from Minox before here at Geeky Gadgets. They have mainly been small compact spy cameras, but their latest camera certainly looks very cool and features a retro design.
Minox has revealed the latest version of its miniaturized digital classic camera, the Minox DCC 14.0. The tiny camera – which is made to a scale of 1:3 and can fit in the palm of your hand – features ...
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