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27.05.2002

The device, presented at the Japanese exhibition Photoexpo 2002, was named DigiBino DB100 and is actually a hybrid of a digital camera and binoculars.

The novelty has a 1,6-inch LCD display, which can be used both for setting parameters and as a viewfinder. Built-in flash memory with a capacity of 16 MB allows you to save from 100 to 300 images in JPEG format with a resolution of 1024x768 or 640x480 pixels. The device provides a sevenfold increase and is equipped with a digital filter system.

When connected to a portable computer, its capabilities are greatly expanded: you can shoot small videos or hundreds of static images and transmit them wirelessly to headquarters. Dimensions of the new binoculars 69x127x44 mm, weight 255 g.

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