Last week Cisco announced that it was shutting down its Flip video camera business that it bought just two years ago from Pure Digital for $590 million dollars. It was their bid to tackle the consumer market, a segment that is apparently beyond their expertise. There are many reasons behind their decision.
GPS units have been hit hard these couple of years since pretty much all smartphones are capable of giving you driving directions and turn-by-turn directions with apps. Garmin’s nuvi 2575R has a twist to it that could give GPS devices a leg up. The new unit has an optional camera you can attach to it to record your driving.
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Panasonic Canada has unveiled a wide selection of Panasonic video cameras for surveillance applications that have 360-degree functionality and use panamorph lenses from Immervision. The lenses used inside the security cameras are the ImmerVision IMV 1-1/3 360-degree lenses that are designed to eliminate camera blind spots.
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One of the great things about having kids is that you can buy all these cool toys like the Spy Net Video Watch and say they are for your kids even if you are the one that wants the thing. Spy toys are interesting gadgets and this watch has an LCD screen with an integrated camera.
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Hot Wheels have been around for a long, long time, but it's one toy that hasn't managed to get upgraded all that much over the years. But, for kids who want to still race their favorite cars on ridiculous tracks, it's about time that Mattel adds a little extra to the small vehicles. That's where the Video Racer comes in. Designed so that kids (and adults) can experience what it's like going through that huge loop, or series of loops, right from the inside of the car.
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Canon has announced a new CMOS sensor that may not have the 120MP rating that the sensor it unveiled last week offers, but the new sensor is better at video in low light conditions. The new CMOS sensor is geared towards shooting video in low light conditions with fast and fluid frame rates.
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If you are an extreme sports fan that likes to do things like scuba drive, sky drive, or ride motorcycles among other things that slick new ATC9K video camera that we mentioned back early in July is now available to purchase. The camera is designed to mount to handle bars or helmets.
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It's been a few months since Kodak came forward and announced the Playsport Video Camera existed, but the time's finally arrived and the feature-packed HD camera is available right now. It may not be the most attractive piece of hardware out there, but you've got to admit: it's pretty cool that you can throw it into a shallow pool of water, right? Well, at least the picture makes it look fun.
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There are gobs of small handheld video cameras on the market today. Most of them are designed to be cheap devices that let people have a video camera on them at all times for recording those little moments in life that make things worthwhile. You know the type of moments I mean, like when your friend crushes his Doritos trying to do skateboard tricks.
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Art Lebedev has brought out for us another novel concept, aside from the rather remarkable vision of the Transparentius. What looks at first glance to be one of those snake reading lights is actually a bendable digital camera in the shape of a flexible body with an integrated lens that can be hooked to either a viewfinder on the end of the camera, or an attachable 3-inch LCD display unit.
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Anticipation for Canon’s EOS 7D was high, any way you look at it. Latest in a line of well-esteemed EOS cameras, it’s also one of the first prosumer DSLRs to place almost as much emphasis on recording high-definition video as it does capturing stills. Does an APS-C sensor and unusually high megapixel count mean Canon have reached too far, or has the 7D taken the top-spot for all-round shooters? Check out the SlashGear review after the cut.
Camcorders are one of the devices that just about everyone has today. Parents use them to shoot miles of footage of their kids, mostly hoping to get something humiliating they can hold over their kids heads when they grow up. JVC has unveiled a new full HD camcorder for video fans called the GZ-HM400.
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