The phrase "a camera computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a device that combines the functions of a camera and a computer, often referring to digital cameras with advanced processing capabilities.
Example: "The new model is a camera computer that allows users to edit photos directly on the device."
Alternatives: "digital camera" or "computational camera".
Suddenly everyone has a device with a camera, computer and connectivity – and the potential to become a piece of portable, cheap health care equipment.
The only technological prerequisites are a camera, computer, broadband Internet connection (otherwise uploading and recording would be excruciatingly slow), and microphone.
In making his survey, Mr. Studenroth visited each cemetery, recording the condition of the graves with a camera, computer and notebook.
Ustream's proprietary technology powers an easy-to-use, web-based interface, allowing anyone with a camera, computer and Internet connection to broadcast live to the world.
Mogulus, like competitors Ustream and Justin.tv, allow anyone with a camera, computer and Internet connection to live stream to the Internet, reducing huge overhead costs for remote coverage (you don't need things like satellite uplinks).
Using his special rig that combines a camera, computer and dolly, every Friday night, Willis (seen below standing near his camera setup in New Orleans) goes out and shoots videos of different scenes in the host football city he finds himself in.
The equipment required is relatively straightforward, and includes an inverted microscope with epifluorescence illumination capability, connected to a video camera, computer and a video recorder.
The room contained a digital camera, computer equipment, and furniture in addition to two posters on the walls.
These automated scanning microscopes and image analysis systems consist of a slide loader, camera, computer and software for the detection and classification of cells of interest, based on particular colour, intensity, size, pattern and shape.
These automated scanning microscopes and image analysis systems consist of a slide loader, camera, computer and software for the detection and classification of cells of interest based on particular color, intensity, size, pattern, and shape.
Using only a camera, a computer and a key-cutting machine, scientists have duplicated sets of keys after taking snaps of them from more than 60 metres away.
