VholdR wearable camera
Nov 5, 07 07:31 PM PDT
The VholdR wearable camera can be said to be dummy-proof - all it takes is just one click to upload recorded video onto YouTube without having you to go through pesky video conversion processes. The VholdR can record video in 640 x 480 resolution at 30fps, and is pretty tough thanks to its anodized aluminum exterior and the lack of a lot of moving parts and controls. A microSD memory card is the storage medium of choice, hence making the VholdR's 3.7" length possible. If you're an outdoor enthusiast who lives the rough-and-tumble lifestyle, the VholdR wearable camera ought to be released in time for Christmas with a $350 price tag. ( Add a comment)
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By Kevin , 06/11/07 11:44 PM (CommentID #354914)
wow, this seems to have all the angles covered. makes me wish i was a good enough biker to make some cool videos haha
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