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Instragram  Posting in Design  New York-based company has
designed a locative printer to go with faux-vintage-photo app
Instagram. It's Instagram meets photobooth.  Facebook isn't the
only company looking to capitalize off of the popularity of
Instagram: Breakfast, a New York-based company with founders so
ahead of the curve they call themselves the "custom tailors of
the tech world," has made a locative printer to go with the
faux-vintage-photo app.  The printer, called Instaprint, works
by being configured with a hashtag or a location and then
getting hooked up to the Internet. It then connects to Instagram
and looks for photos that are uploaded with that specific
location or hashtag, and when it comes across a photo, it prints
it out.  Instaprint is to photo booths like Instagram is to
Polaroids. According to Breakfast, Instaprint seeks to fill the
hole left by analog when it was repla