OhMayGod This might look like a piece of paper, but he did something incredible

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This might look like a piece of paper, but he did something incredible -

It seems like a new device comes out every week, and because the visual social media is to have a moment, many of these devices are in the form of cameras seriously impressive (and seriously expensive). Beauty bloggers spend hundreds on the latest lenses, and photographers Instagram snap up almost all attachments pictures iPhone that hits the market.

But if you are a more casual camera enthusiast? Well, this new device could be just what you need.

universe, meet the element that is awkwardly translated into English as "paper as a digital camera."

Universe, meet the item that's clumsily translated into English as the "Paper Like a Digital Camera."

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This small device is only six millimeters thick, but can take pictures and record videos that are essentially mobile phone quality. Not bad for something that is the same thickness as a piece of card stock.

This tiny device is only 6 millimeters thick, but it can take photos and record what are essentially cellphone-quality videos. Not bad for something that's the same thickness as a piece of card stock.

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camera parts minuscule are stuffed between the components of retro style paper. Each unit comes with an LED light which indicates the life of the battery and a microSD card that holds 16 GB of data

Minuscule camera parts are stuffed between retro-style paper components. Each device comes with an LED light that indicates battery life and a microSD card that holds 16 GB of data.

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All you have to do to transfer your pictures to another device is plug the USB speaker terminal in a drive. Easy as pie, children.

All you have to do to transfer your photos to a different device is plug the built-in USB terminal into a drive. Easy as pie, kids.

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OhMayGod This might look like a piece of paper, but he did something incredible

universe, meet the element that is awkwardly translated into English as "paper as a digital camera."

This small device is only six millimeters thick, but can take pictures and record videos that are essentially mobile phone quality. Not bad for something that is the same thickness as a piece of card stock.

camera parts minuscule are stuffed between the components of retro style paper. Each unit comes with an LED light which indicates the life of the battery and a microSD card that holds 16 GB of data

All you have to do to transfer your pictures to another device is plug the USB speaker terminal in a drive. Easy as pie, children.

And if you want one, you can head on over to this site.

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