Pentax to launch world's smallest 3x lens digital camera

Pentax to launch world's smallest 3x lens digital camera

TOKYO, Japan - A woman holds up Pentax Corp.'s digital camera equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens, which the company says is the smallest in the world. The OptioS is smaller than the average business card, measuring only 83 millimeters wide, 52 mm high and 20 mm thick, the company said Feb. 4.

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