Yesterday photos of the Fujifilm Instax SP-2 was leaked. The previous rumors suggested that the device would be announced on the 27th of June, and sure enough it has as Fujifilm has officially taken the wraps off the Instax SHARE SP-2 mobile printer. It also looks like the company has also confirmed the rumors of some of its features.
First of all for those unfamiliar with the Instax SP-1, this was a mobile printer that allowed users to print photos from their smartphone. It uses actual film which is great for those who love keeping physical copies of their photos. However one of the downsides to the SP-1 is that its resolution was not as high as it could be.
This has been remedied by the SP-2 which now prints 800×600 dots and has a 320dpi, making it higher than its predecessor. There will also be several different filters that users can choose from. The app also allows users to create collages, split templates, and even designs meant to be uploaded onto social networks.
It also comes with a rechargeable battery, whereas its predecessor used regular batteries which we guess was kind of wasteful if you were the type that uses it quite a bit. In terms of price, the SP-2 is priced at $200 and is expected to be available mid-July.
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