The printer is built around ZINK technology, which was unveiled in 2007 at Demo 07, and shown again earlier this year at CES. Briefly, ZINK technology, which stands for zero ink, embeds clear dye crystals in photo paper, and then uses heat to activate color in the crystals. The paper itself includes a clear polymer overcoat that helps protect the image and makes the photos feel more like flexible plastic than like traditional photo paper.
Long before anybody was thinking about digital cameras, Polaroid invented instant photography. Shoot a picture, and 60-seconds later you had a snapshot in hand. It's the archetypical Polaroid experience.
Polaroid allows you to print photos from your cellphones and digital cameras anywhere. The PoGo is able to print photos from cellphones by transferring photos via Bluetooth.
It can also print photos from digital camera, which supports PictBridge, with the USB connection.
The most exciting thing is that you don’t even need ink, thank to the Zink (Zero Ink) technology.
Features: • 2” x 3” borderless, sticky-back prints
• Bluetooth, PictBridge compatible
• Smudge-proof, water-resistant, tear-proof photos
• Fade-resistant, long-lasting images
• No waste – no ink cartridges
• Prints in about 60 seconds
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
