GOOD Magazine reports that, just after the last Polaroid film on Earth has passed its expiration date, Polaroid cameras will be returning.

Business Week has the scoop:

Production is expected to begin by the end of this year at a photographic paper factory in Enschede, Holland, as part of a plan to bring back analog photography in the digital age. “This is the beginning of our instant analog directive that will span a family of products and return Polaroid to a relevant industry participant,” Giovanni Tomaselli, managing director of Salt Lake City-based Summit Global Group, which has the worldwide license to design, produce and distribute Polaroid cameras, digital frames, film and Pogo printers, which allow you to print Polaroid format photos directly from any digital camera. He expects to achieve retail sales of $1 billion for Polaroid next year which will see the re-launch of several digital cameras as well.

I knew Polaroid wouldn't be gone for long. Nostalgia's pull is way too strong.