3M Shoot and Share Camera Review
12. Mar, 2011 
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The 3M Shoot and Share camera is a hybrid between a flip camera and a miniature projector. The result is a device that lets the user takes five megapixel pictures or capture 720p video, and immediately display this media onto a projector big-screen. A blank wall, a sheet, or a chalkboard will do fine as the surface of the projector, so this nifty gadget can be used virtually anywhere the light can be damned conveniently. The resulting projected image can be as large as 65 inches in diameter, and can therefore mimic the largest available flatscreen display on the market. The camera is capable of holding about 32 GB of data, which is equivalent to about 20 hours of live video.
The configuration of buttons on the camera is intriguing because it is similar to a telephone keypad. In fact, to the untrained eye it may appear to be a phone at first glance. This familiar button structure makes it easy for anyone to pick up and begin recording video instinctively. With a simple click of a button you can transform the video being captured by the small camera into a movie theater quality projection in the comfort of your own home. Having the ability to project captured video instantly in high-quality streams can help you create lasting memories for years to come. It is important to note that the 3M Shoot and Share camera does not have flash, so proper lighting will be required for optimal use.
