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Conferences, Congresses to be held in 2025 => CES 2024 => Topic started by: javajolt on January 06, 2014, 09:15:28 PM
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Liquid Image showed off four new goggles products in its new Ops and Hydra series. Liquid Image’s schtick is to embed a camera in directly in the eyewear itself, rather than relying on mounts.
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The Ops series includes Snow Goggles (http://www.liquidimageco.com/collections/2014-new-products/products/model-350-ops-snow-goggle) and Swim Goggles (http://www.liquidimageco.com/collections/2014-new-products/products/model-330-ops-swim-goggle). Availability of the snow goggles is undetermined but likely priced around $200, while the swim goggles will be available in June 2014 for around $120. These goggles are certified to 15 ft depth, but are likely to go deeper and may be re-certified as testing continues. Both sets are capable of 1080p @ 30 fps and 720p @ 60 fps, plus 3 MP photo mode.
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The Hydra series includes 1080p wide-angle SCUBA Goggles (http://www.liquidimageco.com/collections/2014-new-products/products/model-326-hydra-series-wide-angle-scuba-series-hd-1080p) and 720p SCUBA Goggles (http://www.liquidimageco.com/collections/2014-new-products/products/model-305-hydra-series-5-0mp-hd-720p), both available in May 2014 starting at $120. These goggles are certified to 40 m (~130 ft). They both shoot at 30 fps and have a 5 MP photo mode.
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This author, who is a diver himself, hopes that the SCUBA model has or can be modified with a color filter!
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source:liquidimageco│via:thinkcomputers