Try to hide this beast of a camera!
Replace your wimpy 5-8 megapixel camera with this 160 megapixel behemoth!
The stats on the new specialty digital camera are pretty impressive. 160 megapixels, insane shutter speeds, and everything else you could want (maybe even a Mac Mini for the studio version).
However, what got me was the photo of the guy holding it! Seeing the camera by itself just does not convey the enormous size! It looks well designed and easy to hold, but it's freakin' huge! 
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