Interesting...
http://www.adorama.com/alc/0014301/...one-Attachable-Lens-Style-Cameras-First-Look/
You don't have to keep the lens-sensor attached to your smartphone. You can remove it and shoot separately, using either the shutter that's built into the lens barrel, or operating it from your smartphone's touch screen. You can mount the lens-sensor to a tripod—there's a standard tripod mount—either attached to a smartphone or separately. You can also operate the lens-camera from a tablet computer, although Sony has not yet created a way to attach the unit to your tablet.
http://www.adorama.com/alc/0014301/...one-Attachable-Lens-Style-Cameras-First-Look/
You don't have to keep the lens-sensor attached to your smartphone. You can remove it and shoot separately, using either the shutter that's built into the lens barrel, or operating it from your smartphone's touch screen. You can mount the lens-sensor to a tripod—there's a standard tripod mount—either attached to a smartphone or separately. You can also operate the lens-camera from a tablet computer, although Sony has not yet created a way to attach the unit to your tablet.
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