Import Digital Camera — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Taiwan

The Yufo Tech Co., Ltd Digital Camera includes a 16 MB CompactFlash™ card as standard storage and features live video output over USB for direct streaming to computers. It supports TWAIN drivers for iMac compatibility, allowing integration with Mac-based photo editing workflows. The camera operates with a 10-second self-timer and is designed for ergonomic handling, with a textured grip to reduce slippage during extended use.

The device uses a CCD sensor, typical for entry-level digital cameras of its era, with fixed focus and no optical zoom. The 16 MB storage capacity is minimal by modern standards and limits continuous shooting to approximately 12 high-resolution images. The inclusion of TWAIN drivers suggests compatibility with older Mac OS versions, but no support for current operating systems is indicated. The body is molded from polycarbonate with a matte finish to reduce fingerprints.

This camera is primarily targeted at niche users in journalism, education, and archival photography who require a simple, plug-and-play device for legacy systems. Buyers typically source this model for replacement units in existing setups or for use in controlled environments where advanced features are unnecessary. Orders are usually placed in batches of 100 to 200 units, with packaging in bulk polybags or cardboard boxes. Trade terms include FOB Tainan and EXW, with lead times of 14 to 21 days after payment confirmation.

Yufo Tech Co., Ltd. is based in Tainan, Taiwan, with a registered address listed in the South District. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor-tier verification, indicating compliance with export documentation but no public profile, website, or independent audit records. The listing does not indicate manufacturing capability, R&D department, or any history of product development beyond distribution.

No information is provided about the company’s years in operation, workforce size, or client list. The supplier does not claim certifications such as ISO, CE, or RoHS. The product appears to be a rebranded or surplus unit from an older production line, possibly sourced from third-party manufacturers. Buyers must independently verify the camera’s authenticity and compatibility with modern systems before bulk procurement.