Excellent video built into excellent goggles
For skiers and snowboarders looking to take first person videos of their runs on the slopes, there are several excellent hands free action cams you can attach onto a helmet. And there are a few ski goggles with a built-in video camera made a consumer electronics company, Liquid ...
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Hide your camera in a bag, stuffed animal—or burrito
Taking photographs of people can be an uncomfortably self-conscious experience, both for the photographer and his subject. With that in mind, here are three items you can pair with your camera that will help you take photos on-the-fly. Each is inexpensive and makes for a great gift of ...
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The pros and cons of the latest Apple tablet
The third generation iPad is out. Whether you call it the iPad 3, the iPad HD, the iPad 2012 or simply "the new iPad," the latest tablet computer from Apple has features and improvements sure to thrill iPad fans. It also fails to deliver any major new functionality ...
The high quality PowerShot SX260 HS, compact Elph 530 HS and waterproof D20
Spot Cool Stuff is a big fan of the Canon PowerShot line of point-and-shoot digital cameras. Some PowerShot models are better and some are worse, but in general they offer features and photo quality far exceeding their low price and small size. Recently, Canon announced new PowerShot models for ...
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The best interactive fun for little ones
Software makers have long known that children love playing with tablet computers. To wit: the innumerable apps they've written for them. More recently, Hardware makers have been catching on. And so an increasing number of tablet computers are coming to market designed especially with kids (and kid online ...
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Liquipel uses invisible nanotechnology to waterproof an iPhone
Since returning from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show the question we've been asked most is: What was the coolest thing you saw? After some contemplation, we've settled on our answer: Liquipel. It's a nanotechnology service that waterproofs electronic gadgets without adding any weight to a device or any altering ...
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