Panasonic 4K Wearable First Person Camera Prototype Unveiled

Last year during the CES 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Panasonic unveiled a new compact wearable first person action camera in the form of the Panasonic HX-A100 which provided full HD recording and was even capable of being submerged in water.
This year at CES 2014 Panasonic has unveiled a new prototype Ultra HD version of the camera offering users 4K resolution recording, four times that of the HD standard and the previous version.

Panasonic has designed a new camera to either be mounted onto helmets or closing or even worn using a plastic mount wrapped around your ear to provide true first person camera footage in Ultra HD resolutions.
The previous HD version was also capable of being controlled by your smartphone and was also waterproof down to a depth of around 5 feet. However no detailed specifications have been released as yet.
As you might have guessed no information on pricing or worldwide availability has been released either as yet by Panasonic for their 4K wearable first person camera, but as soon as information comes to light we will keep you updated as always.

Sony XSP-N1BT Transforms Your Smartphone Into In-Car Entertainment

Sony has this week added a new addition to their range of in-car entertainment systems, in the form of the newly launched Sony XSP-N1BT smartphone cradle receiver, which has been designed to transform your smartphone into a in-car entertainment system with ease.
No more connecting wires or purchasing addition brackets to hold your smartphone in place whilst in the car. Sony has developed the new XSP-N1BT smartphone cradle receiver to make using your smartphone in your car a pleasure rather than a chore.

Sony claims their new XSP-N1BT in-car entertainment system is the very first ever smartphone cradle receiver and once installed your smartphone can easily be held in place.
The Sony XSP-N1BT cradle uses the Sony App Remote, system to provide complete media controller via either touch gesture or voice commands, making it easy to change tracks, music, preferences and modes whilst driving.
Even though the new Sony XSP-N1BT in-car entertainment system is capable of clamping a range of currently available smartphones into place the on-board wireless charging feature will only be compatible with the new Sony Xperia Z1S and Sony Xperia Z1 smartphones.
The Sony XSP-N1BT in-car smartphone cradle receiver ism priced at $250 and will start shipping during May 2014.