That seems to be the question that Fujifilm is posing with its Instax Wide Evo ($349.95), which is, conceptually, a heck of a lot of fun. It's a digital camera with loads of filter effects and a built ...

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Center Point’s new traffic cameras, installed near the middle and elementary schools, are stirring up frustration among some residents who say the fines are unreasonably high.

Fujifilm has launched another hybrid instant camera in the form of the Instax Wide Evo. Similar to the Mini Evo, the hybrid form means that it can both take digital images and print them out in film ...

Fujifilm Instax Middle East and HONOR have teamed up to offer a unique combination of technology and nostalgia. By bundling the instax mini Link 3 printer with the newly launched HONOR Magic7 ...

The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo digital camera is designed to amuse with built-in filter effects and on-demand Instax Wide film prints, but its shutter lag and poor rear display detract from the ...

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Fujifilm has launched the instax WIDE Evo Hybrid Instant Camera with the widest lens, customizable effects, various film styles, and a 3.5-inch LCD monitor.

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If you like Crocs but wish they had more of a science-fiction backstory, you're in luck. A startup company named Syntilay is using AI and 3D printing to produce a new line of shoes. The futuristic ...

Apple introduced the LaserWriter 40 years ago today, forming a cornerstone of what became known as the desktop publishing revolution.