The new Lola x Miffy digital camera is extremely cute and ships with a themed wrist charm
News Computing Accessories The new Lola x Miffy digital camera is extremely cute and ships with a themed wrist charm Our renewed enthusiasm for retro gadgets continues. By Lawrence Bonk July 24, 2026 12:00 pm EST Lola Lola, the self-proclaimed maker of the "world's cutest digital camera", is back with a new gadget. Called the Lola X Miffy, it is essentially a redesign of the company's original compact camera, but with a theme based on the cartoon rabbit Miffy.
- ▪News Computing Accessories The new Lola x Miffy digital camera is extremely cute and ships with a themed wrist charm Our renewed enthusiasm for retro gadgets continues.
- ▪By Lawrence Bonk July 24, 2026 12:00 pm EST Lola Lola, the self-proclaimed maker of the "world's cutest digital camera", is back with a new gadget.
- ▪Called the Lola X Miffy, it is essentially a redesign of the company's original compact camera, but with a theme based on the cartoon rabbit Miffy.
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News Computing Accessories The new Lola x Miffy digital camera is extremely cute and ships with a themed wrist charm Our renewed enthusiasm for retro gadgets continues. By Lawrence Bonk July 24, 2026 12:00 pm EST Lola Lola, the self-proclaimed maker of the "world's cutest digital camera", is back with a new gadget. Called the Lola X Miffy, it is essentially a redesign of the company's original compact camera, but with a theme based on the cartoon rabbit Miffy. As one would expect, this is an extremely adorable camera. It's blue and adorned with both stars and the iconic bunny. It also ships with a cute wrist charm that attaches to the camera, allowing for easy access when a must-capture moment presents itself.
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