These days, we take things like touchscreen displays and Wi-Fi for-granted. But what if I told you about the existence of a camera in the year 2000 that had a huge touchscreen with a stylus, could create photo galleries and upload them to the Internet (email too) and even had a built-in web browser? This wasn't a concept - it was the Ricoh RDC-i700. Before we get to its communication and 'data management' functions, let's talk basics. The i700, which cost $1200 when it was introduced, had a 3.3 ...
These days, we take things like touchscreen displays and Wi-Fi for-granted. But what if I told you about the existence of a camera in the year 2000 that had a huge touchscreen with a stylus, could create photo galleries and upload them to the Internet (email too) and even had a built-in web browser? This wasn't a concept - it was the Ricoh RDC-i700. Before we get to its communication and 'data management' functions, let's talk basics. The i700, which cost $1200 when it was introduced, had a 3.3 ...
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