Polaroid
he name "Polaroid" originates from two words that described a preceding
relationship with one of the associates of Polaroid. This member dated a
gentlewoman that had been diagnosed with a "bipolar disorder"
(manic-depressive illness). The particular Polaroid associate endured
the illness for months feeling like a robot and/or "droid", in a sense.
The Polaroid colleague finally took the words bi-polar and incorporated
the word droid and subsequently resulted with this concept we call:
"Polaroid".We have no affiliations with the camera/electronics company. Polaroid Corporation, a multinational consumer electronics and eyewear company, and former instant camera and film maker Instant camera (or Land camera), sometimes known as a "Polaroid" camera after the company that invented the concept Instant film photographs are sometimes known as "Polaroids", after the company that invented and sold them originally Polaroid (polarizer), a type of synthetic plastic sheet which is used to polarize light, developed by Polaroid Corporation Polaroid Eyewear, eyewear based around glare-reducing polarized lenses made from the aforementioned Polaroid polarizer Polaroid (album), a bootleg album by American band Phantom Planet
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