Winter season is about to end – the more reason to go out and have fun on the snow. Not even the harsh weather or steep avalanche-laden slope can stop the most hardcore ski or winter sports enthusiast, but a poor coverage of their triple flip 360 turn or earth shuttering wipe out can be a real party pooper. To capture all your winter adventures in Point of View (POV) HD video before the ice melts, there is the new Summit HD Video Camera Goggles.
Simply turn it on, check the mode using the LED indicators inside the anti-fogging goggles, put it on and press record. Easy as a sleigh ride. This set of snow goggles features 159 degrees wide angle lens that can capture 720 HD videos at 30 frames per second and pictures at 5.0 megapixels at 2592 x 1944 resolution. Videos and images are then saved in the integrated Micro SD card that’s expandable up to 32 GB – plenty enough for a whole winter time’s worth of photos and HD videos. Support for USB interface means you can transfer and view on any PC the latest snow adventure and mishap after it happened.
Summit HD’s built-in 1100mAH Lithium Batteries can power the camera for about 2 hours, enough for any winter snow fun unless of course your skiing down the Himalayas. This winter gadget is waterproof (considering snow is basically just water) and also features a wind-proof mic for clear audio even amidst a snow storm.
Before severing the spine of the next T-600 that steps into your doorstep with a kitchen knife or whacking the first ASN-121 courier droid you see hovering around with a frying pan, remember that not all robots are evil henchman. Some robots are just innocent cute little buggers with bucketful of love in their circuitry – like the new Robo Q, a radio controlled robot from Tomy. In contrast to the menacing machines you see on sci-fi movies, Robo Q is way far from threatening with its measly 3.5 cm height.
and start the fun!
