The Sony Mavica MVC FD71 had a maximum resolution of 640x480 with a 10X digital zoom and focus-free lens. You can save between 5 to 40 shots on a floppy in JPEG format. If you want to take more pictures, just bring extra floppies, an inexpensive alternative to memory cards. Images can be viewed on virtually any computer, without the need to connect the camera to the computer with a special cable. The fun part is that all you have to do is put the floppy in your computer and you're ready to crop and print.
Battery life is over an hour.
It is capable of producing glossy snapshot photos or copying pictures from other sources. The printer also hooks up to a TV set so you can capture still frames direct from the television. Unfortunately, the printer can't crop or edit and prints only snapshot-sized photos. You can do just about anything that you can with regular photographs with more flexibility in processing the result. You can save, edit, print, e-mail or incorporate pictures into documents.