Konica Revio C2

The Konica Revio C2 was introduced in 2002. It was the perfect modern variant of the old "vest pocket" camera concept: Not the best image quality, (1.2 megapixels), but a moderately good very small camera of nearly cheque card size. The camera was extremely flat and had a fast wide angle macro lens, an optical viewfinder, an 1.6" monitor, 14 MegaByte memory, bvuilt-in flash, and an image resolution of only 1.2 megapixels. It drained its energy rapidly from two AAA rechargeable batteries. It was