After over 6 months of beta testing OMG Life launches the Autographer-- the so-called "world's first intelligent wearable camera" for customers wanting to further document their lives.
The concept behind the Autographer is similar to other wearable cameras, such as the Memoto. Users wear the camera (via clip or lanyard) and it automatically snaps photos, using 5 sensors (colour, temperature, magnetometer, motion and acceleration) to determine when to best take a picture.
The device measures 37.4 x 90mm, weighs 58g and carries a 5MP sensor, 136-degree glass hybrid wide-angle lens and 8GB of internal storage allowing it to save up to 28000 images (or 2000 images per day for up to 12 days).
It is also truly hands-free, with no means of framing or timing shots. A notification link light simply lets one know when it takes a photo.
The two companies already have experience working together, having both developed products based on the Blu-ray format.
The Asus-made Nexus 7 features the highest resolution display in a 7-inch device yet (1280x1920 at 323ppi) with a 30% wider colour gamut and 1080p video rendering, as well as stereo speakers and Fraunhofer virtual surround sound.
The Connect Wireless Flash Drive is a wireless pocket-sized means of storing, sharing and streaming content across PCs and mobile devices. It offers up to 32GB of storage and up to 4 hours of continuous streaming on a single charge, without need for internet connections or cables.
It joins a version offering 6W SDP operation, both designed for use in thinner, fanless hybrid and 2-in-1 devices. The company does not provide further specifications on the latest Haswell addition.
