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CES 2017 - Pyle's new Wifi HD Pocket cam costs $66

Pyle USA has announced a new clip on Pocket camera for the lifeblogger in you .the new Serenelife Wifi HD pocketcam -packed with features including the ability to shoot 1080p video and control remotely via the built in Wifi module .The Serene life system features a 2 part camera and app system allowing Android and iOS users to wireless control the camera if you are not using the camera's display .The unit shoots 1080p and snaps 12MP stills -which can be saved on its MicroSD card and transfered to connected devices .The camera costs $66 and is available through Pyle's website .

Features:
Compact, Portable & Powerful Pocket Cam
Ability to Snap Pictures & Record Video
Full HD 1080p Video Recording
Hi-Res Crisp Image Capture
WiFi Wireless Control Ability
Control the Cam via the Downloadable ‘WIFI SDV’ App
1.8’’ Digital LCD Display
Playback Your Recorded Media On-Screen
Micro SD Card Slot
Easy File Sharing & File Transfer
Loop Recording for Continuous Capture
Integrated Microphone for Audio Recording
Includes Attachment Clip & USB Charging Cable
Anti-Shake Camera Stabilization

The ‘WIFI SDV’ App:
Control Your Camera via Your Smartphone
Snap Pictures & Record Video Wirelessly
Available for Download on Android & iOS
Free to Download

Technical Specs:
Video Resolutions: 1080p, 720p, WVGA, VGA
Image Resolutions: 12MP, 10MP, 8MP, 5MP, 3MP
File Formats: AVI (Video), JPG (Image)
Image Sensor: Full Color, REAL 2M CMOS
Battery: Lithium iOn, 400mAh 3.7V
Wide Angle Lens: 120 Degree
Maximum Micro SD Card Support: Up to 32GB
Dimensions (L x W x H): 2.0’’ x 2.0’’ x 0.6’’
Sold as: 1
Weight: 0.4 lbs.


Digitaltrends , PyleUSA

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