Digital camera manufacturers have finally decided that taking great pictures just wasn't enough. So in a bid to innovate the mundane camera, Fuji has come up with Fujifilm FinePix V10.
fuji v10 cam with game
This 5.1-megapixel point-and-shoot model includes four games, a first for a digital camera. What's more, the games use pictures stored in the camera! It includes a Space Wars title and a version of Breakout.
The camera weighs a little over 6 ounces and is less than an inch thick. It V10 has a 3' inch L.C.D. screen and a 3.4-times optical zoom lens with the capability to digitally zoom up to 5.7 times.
The price of the cam is decided at $349 and will be released in March this year. One month to wait for it.
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