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July 12, 2012
Pivothead HD Recording Sunglasses
Forget about Google Glass vaporware — this puppy's for sale today.
Long story short from Ed Baig's review in yesterday's USA Today: They offer good quality video from a pretty well concealed camera, but you have to use a computer to change settings, etc.
Early days.
$349.
July 12, 2012 at 11:01 AM | Permalink
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The product is still in very infant stage, I can see so many flaws. 1 hour is to short for battery life, the lug between pressing the button and glasses are taking picture is too long, what about storage , how much data they can hold.
Said that I thing there is the future for this product. Sport enthusiasts, blogger how write about visiting places , believe it or not police department may be interesting in getting those as well. And all the other professions when you need a documented prof of what you did.
Posted by: EyeglassesMan | Jul 18, 2012 10:36:33 AM
NOT exactly well concealed, but in his defense, he states it's not meant to be used as a spy cam. More importantly what kind of image stabilization does that thing have because, as most of us do, he was moving his head quite a bit as he was talking? Unless you keep your head very still, which would be disconcerting to anyone you are having a conversation with, I imagine the resulting recording would be horribly shaky. And I agree clifyt, he looks like a fly.
Posted by: tamra | Jul 12, 2012 5:06:19 PM
Why must every sunglass company try to make their glasses look like douchebag-city Oakleys???
I've never seen a real person that wasn't a DB (or wished they could be one) wear anything like these.
Posted by: clifyt | Jul 12, 2012 11:28:52 AM
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