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Who fancies a one-inch-cubed action camera with an HD video sensor? Polaroid hopes you're about to say, "Oh, me!" This little video camera was spotted on the floor of Pepcom's Digital Experience at CES and captures video at 720p onto microSD card. Its lens covers 120 degrees for wide-angle shooti...
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-01/07/polaroid
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Palo Alto-based Lumo BodyTech is revealing its second product today, the Lumo Lift. The Lift, like its original Lumo Back, is a device designed to enhance a user's posture, but with a radically different take. The Lift is small and stylish, and is designed to be placed unobtrusively on the collar...
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/07/lumo-lift/
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The $99 Fitbit Flex is about to get an injection of fashion. Today, at CES 2014, Fitbit is announcing a partnership with the fashion brand Tony Burch for a line of accessories. Pricing has not been announced yet, but chances are these accessories will cost nearly as much as the $99 Flex. Fitbit r...
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/07/fitbit-partners-with-tony-burch-for-high-fashion-accessories/
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One of the key differentiators for Vimeo over the years is simply its user experience, and a lot of that comes from its video player. It's one of the reasons that all sorts of artsy independent creators decide to upload and distribute their videos on Vimeo instead of just putting them on YouTube....
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/07/vimeo-new-video-player/
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Source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/06/epson-moverio-bt200/
Everybody knows about those other smart glasses, but they're certainly not the only ones making a big fuss these days. Epson has been working on a similar product called the Moverio BT-100, for the last few years, and it's ready to show off the next iteration of its signature wearable at CES. This one, the BT-200, will retail for the same $700 price point as the original, and comes with Android 4.0 support and a few new features and capabilities: Bluetooth 3.0 support, head-motion tracking aided by sensors and Dolby Digital Plus for surround sound are among the new options. Also, there's a front-facing camera with image and video capture, but bystanders won't need to worry about asking you if you're filming them -- an LED lights up on the lower left corner anytime you're trying to capture precious moments.
But how does it look inside the glasses? Thanks to a pair of tiny transparent displays built into the glasses, you can view movies, play games, do augmented reality and conduct other tasks while walking around, talking to other people or any other normal activity. It comes with an Android device attached that doesn't actually feature a touchscreen; rather, it acts like a mouse of sorts, mimicking your movements on the display and letting you drag the cursor around to wherever you want. It also features wireless mirroring, so other people can watch you fall flat on your virtual face on a HDTV. Sound good to you? Check out our full gallery of images and save up $700 before March.
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