LG’s has launched a new photo printer called the Pocket Photo 2.0 that, as the name implies, can fit inside your pocket. The device can connect with Android and iOS mobile devices so long as they have the free Pocket Photo editing app installed and connect their smartphone or tablet with it.
LG today launched its new Pocket Photo 2.0 “smart mobile printer,” touted as an excellent travel companion, this nifty little printer can connect through NFC and Bluetooth with Android and iOS mobile devices and let users print custom 5.1 x 7.6cm photos. The new LG Pocket Photo is 4mm thinner than its predecessor but it doesn’t compromise on performance. In fact, the new model offers more prints per charge, 30 to be precise, with each printed picture being rendered at 313 dpi or dots-per-inch. To begin printing, all users have to do is download the free Pocket Photo editing app and connect their smartphone or tablet with it.
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