Fuuvi Nanoblock Digital Camera Lets You Build Your Own Toy Camera, LEGO Style
Nanoblock is a plastic building block system that’s like a shrunk-down version of LEGO. It has been growing in popularity as of late, and may soon become a fad on the level of Buckyballs. Japanese novelty photo company Fuuvi has partnered up with Nanoblock for a new toy digital camera that can take on all kinds of custom shapes and designs.
The barebones camera comes in five colors: blue, yellow, red, white, and black.
The camera’s specs include: a 2-megapixel sensor, 720×480/30fps video recording, MicroSD storage, and a built-in USB connector for charging and transferring the images to your computer.
Check out this short teaser video for a better idea of what the camera looks like and how it works:
It’s priced at ¥4,368, or about $54. No word yet on whether it will be available outside of Japan.
We already featured Nanoblock camera customization once a couple of years ago: Pentax is another (more legitimate) camera company that partnered with Nanoblock to produce customizable cameras.
Fuuvi Nanoblock (via CNET via Gizmodo)
