This is as the name suggests a 110 pocket camera released by Minolta in 1977. It has a Rokkor 1:3.5/26mm (4 glass elements in 3 groups) lens with a continuous slide button with 5 symbols and 1 click stop on the top of the camera. Exposure control is programmed with two automatic changed apertures of f3.5 plus f8 and an electronic shutter with step speeds from 1/330 of a second to 10 seconds. The usable film speeds for the 110 16mm film cartridges are ASA 64 to 125. The camera uses a 4.5v K-size #538 battery to power the flash cubes, exposure control, and shutter speeds. The viewfinder is a bright frame finder with an LED indicator for insufficient light and distance symbols. The flash mount is for magi-cubes and the camera has a cable shutter release. It also a ¼” 20 thread tripod mount, a two conductor hot shoe, and a built-in slide-across close-up lens at 50cm with automatic parallax correction in viewfinder. The dimensions are 132×58×26mm and the weight is 190g with the film.