Books are the new internet. Mustaches are hip. The 1990's are "vintage." And analog is the new digital. The future is now. Er, the past future is now? Something like that.

Introducing The *new* Fuji Instax Mini, a generational twist on 'yer Dad's old Land Cam. We like to think of it as Polaroid's little brother. A lively whipper snapper doing his own thing in a new age of instant film.

You see, the Instax is a bit different than its predecessors. It prints credit card-sized photos on bold Fuji film, but retains a classic instant film look that everyone loves. Plus, you've got more control when you're shooting: four exposure settings for indoor/outdoor shooting, a built-in flash, and a sweeping wide angle.

No USB cables, no memory cards, and no computer. Just a few basic chemical reactions that develop in the palm of your hand. Best of all, Fuji continues to make new cameras and new film, so you won't need to go hunting for your instant film fix.

He's a little white wizard of when-ever-you-want-it-wallet-sized-love. (That looks great with your mustache.)

(Adoptable kittehs graciously donated from the SF Bay Area non-profit Home At Last Rescue)

• Mini prints develop instantly
• Easy-loading Fuji film cartridges still in production
• Exposure settings for cloudy/indoors/outdoors
• Built-in flash
• Runs on four AA batteries
• Wide angle lens
• 5" x 5" x 2.5"