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QX10 : Expensive Lens Camera for Your Smartphone

Sony's QX10 is a $250 lens-shaped camera that connects to iPhones and Android smartphones through Wi-Fi or NFC. It has its own 18.2-megapixel image sensor and a 10x optical zoom lens. It's designed to take better image quality with the convenience of a smartphone's touchscreen controls.Although the QX10 only weighs 3.7 ounces, its soft plastic is light enough that it can easily be knocked out of your hand. Be smart and use the included lanyard.As you can see, the QX10 lens camera is quite bulky when attached to a smartphone.The QX10 comes with a removable 630mAh battery. Sony says the battery lasts around 220 shots (or about 110 minutes), but we were only able to get around 150 shots and between 80-90 minutes of usage on a single charge. The battery is charged via a micro USB port.

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