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ZEON TECH was the branding used on a range of novelty toy cameras in the late 1990s. They were probably produced by Ginfax of Hong Kong, a maker of electronic gifts, for the gift and gadget brand ZEON TECH of the British watch maker Zeon.
Among the items produced were 35mm film cameras in the shape of drink cans with logos for Pepsi, Budweiser and Carlsberg.
