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The Dycam Model 1, also known as the Logitech Fotoman, was an early greyscale digital camera launched by Logitech in 1990. It was the first commercially-available digital camera. The camera was aimed at businesses requiring fast turn-around images. The images were greyscale and low-resolution, and the camera only had enough storage for 32 of them, compressed in its 1Mb of RAM. The high price (£499 in the UK) limited its market. It was designed by Dycam.
- Logitech Digital Camera review from 1993.
