
Sharp J-SH04
The Sharp J-SH04, released in November 2000, had a huge success in the Japanese market. Since the technology was still new, it didn’t see much adoption in other regions like Europe. In November 2002 the Sanyo SCP-5300 was launched in the U.S on Sprint. It cost $400 and it featured a chunky clamshell design. With a 0.3-megapixel capability, it could capture shots at 640 x 480 pixels. The Sanyo SCP-5300 also had a basic flash, white balance control, self-timer, digital zoom, and various filter effects like sepia, black and white, and negative colors. By the end of 2003, camera phones were really taking off in the U.S. and becoming already becoming a worldwide phenomenon. Over 80 million had already been sold worldwide. The good news for consumers was that quality was rising and prices were dropping. Camera phones have become very common. Only few people see the need to carry a dedicated device for taking photos or videos anymore, and digital cameras are fast leaving the market thanks to the phone camera trend.You might also like:
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