Twenty20′s VholdR is no helmet cam, my friends. No no. It’s a “wearable camcorder.” How exactly you wear it, we have no clue. But other than this slight stipulation, the VholdR actually looks like a pretty solid (crazy sports) camcorder.
AU: Twenty20? Like cricket? Tee hee!
Enclosed in aluminum casing, the rugged VholdR is shock and splash proof for all-terrain shooting. One-button operation makes it suitable for gloved activities, even if a bit restricting for the settingphile. And a 192-degree rotating lens will allow for mounting flexibility, while twin laser alignment helps you gauge just what injuries are being shot at all times. At $350, we’d still like to know what media the VholdR will record to, but it’s a promising product in the meantime.
Because if only I were wearing a VholdR right now, you could all see how fucking xtreme I am. [vholdr]
Thanks Cedric!
Toran
August 27, 2007 at 10:37 PM
I have a couple of questions.
Report PermalinkWhen are these units available in OZ ?
And how good is the quality when recording to a SD card?.
Can the movie be downloaded and burnt to DVD for normal viewing?.
Is it compatible with Apple Computers?
All else looks orsome
Jason
August 8, 2008 at 12:14 PM
These units are now available in Australia. MCAS (mcas.com.au) are selling them, among others.
I just wish they were a little cheaper given that cameras themselves (without the storage part) can be purchased for under $50.
Report PermalinkIan Leonie Bradbury
August 15, 2009 at 8:15 PM
IF ANBODY OUT THERE HAS A VHOLDOR HELMET CAM HAVE U HAD ANY SUCCES WITH IT.
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