Dycam Model 3 (1992)
From the earliest years of the digital photography era, the 1992 Dycam Model 3 followed the pioneering Model 1.
At just 0.18 megapixels, its sensor had double the resolution. After you pressed the shutter, it required 10 seconds to store the image in its 1mb internal memory. Oh, and the image was still in black and white.
But looking back over three decades, the Dycam Model 3 is still a pioneering achievement. The Model 3 was sold with a system which generates colour images.
Now that you've seen the Model 1 and Model 3, here is the potted history of the whole Dycam series of cameras. Model 1 appeared in 1990 with a 0.09 megapixel monochrome sensor and 1mb of internal storage, enough for 32 photographs. There was no Model 2. Model 3 came out in 1992, as did the 3XL variant which had internal memory of 4mb. Model 4 appeared in 1993. Its internal memory was 1mb but it had a colour CCD sensor. The 4XL variant appeared at the same time with 4mb of internal memory.