There may still be some camera makers resisting a 3D direction, though that’s removing to be an increasingly dwindling lot — a ultimate to jump into the diversion is Rollei, the 90-year old German manufacturer, that has just voiced its new Power Flex 3D point-and-shoot as well as concomitant Designline 3D print frame. As you can see above, a camera looks fairly mediocre design for which second lens, and the specs have been additionally pretty much in line with some identical 3D point-and-shoots, including 720p video recording, 5 megapixel still images, and the 2.8-inch LCD ’round behind that promises to let you see your images in something resembling 3D but a need for 3D glasses. The print frame also assumingly uses the same arrange of no-glasses 3D, though thankfully packs a incomparable 7-inch screen — check it out after a break. Still no word on the release over here, though both the camera as well as print support will be accessible in Europe subsequent month for €300 (or just under $400) apiece.

Via Engadget