Few people have heard of it, yet many consider John Blankenbaker's KENBAK-1 to be the first commercial personal computer.
Polaroid Pinhole Camera
By James Grahame
The best thing about Polaroids is that you receive a physical reminder of the moment almost immediately. The 11,000 Yen Polaroid Pinhole 80 Camera takes the fun of Polaroid art to a new level. One never really knows exactly what a pinhole camera is about to capture, making the idea of a pinhole Polaroid irresistible -- if you don't like the image, shoot it again or try something slightly different. The results will be dreamy, soft-focused and addictive.
The linked page is automatically translated from poetic Japanese into Klingon and then on to English. Prepare for an entertaining and befuddling read.
Polaroid Pinhole 80 Camera (inspired by a Red Ferret post)
