Varioptic has teamed up with Seiko to begin mass producing liquid lenses for cameraphones, beginning Q3 of this year. Their first two models will be the Arctic 314 and Arctic 416, which are both 5 mega pixels in 0.33-inch and 0.25-inch modules, respectively. The two perks of these liquid-filled lenses are that they have a faster response time, lending themselves to improved video capture, and the draw less battery power, which is worth a thousand words.
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