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Why an OWLE?

Getting the most out of the iPhones camera is important, but the main problem when shooting pictures or video with one is that it’s still just a phone. The simplest and yet most effective feature of the OWLE is that it’s built for you to hold like a camera. Taking photo’s and video is as much about the device as it is the subject. The OWLE give you the feeling that you can shoot any scene or cover any story with confidence.

What does is have that my iPhone doesn’t?

Each of the two grips are adorned with standard female tripod mounts on both the top and bottom. These 4 mounts allow you to create any accessory you want with a trip to the hardware store. We hope that you share all of your creations with us, we’ll be sure to post them for other Bubo users to enjoy!

The OWLE Bubo’s universal “Coldshoe” mount is great because it doesn’t care what kind of light or microphone you attach to it. If you are like us and one light just isn’t enough, then we have extra cold shoe’s that thread into any of the Bubo’s 4 tripod mounts.

THe OWLE Bubo comes Standard with 37mm lens threading, as well as a 0.45x Wide angle/macro combination lens. The ability to change filters and lenses will give you the freedom to choose what your audience sees.

So What your saying is…

In Short the OWLE Bubo gives you the ability to film baseball games, graduations, skydiving, race car driving, tennis, lunch, croquet, walking, feature films, short films, internet videos, home videos, puppies, kittens, weddings, celebrations, children, birthdays, jetskiing, fighter jetting, walking your dog when you get home, and cooking, all on a phone that’s no longer just a phone… Because now it’s an OWLE Bubo.

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Styling, performance and versatility all in a 16:9 widescreen format. The Vuzix Wrap 310 video eyewear is a new class of video eyewear offering designer styling with unmatched features and performance.

Styling Like Never Before
Stylish eyewear, at home beside the pool or at 35,000 feet, the Wrap 310 sunglass-style widescreen eyewear allows you to watch your favorite movies and videos without attracting stares. And, if you are looking to be even more stylish the Wrap lens can be replaced with alternate colors, available soon.

Unmatched Performance
The virtual 55 inch* Wrap 310 screen offers unmatched performance. It displays both standard 4:3 and 16:9 screen formats and plays 2D and 3D movies and videos. Its support for all common formats of 3D video offers maximum media compatibility. Its Vuzix Auto 3D enables automatic 3D configuration when supporting media is played.
*Equivalent screen size as seen from 10 feet (approximately 3m).

Adaptable & Expandable
At last, a single pair of video eyewear for all occasions. The Wrap 310 provides two expansion connectors. A 20-pin Wrap Multi-Connect port on the cable enables the connection of optional adaptors for a broad assortment of devices with video-out. The Wrap Mini-Port connector on the right temple allows optional expansion devices to add functionality to your Wrap eyewear. Connect a Wrap VGA Adaptor to the Wrap Multi-Connect port to use your eyewear with a PC or clip a 6 Degree of Freedom Head-tracker and Compass to the Wrap Mini-Port connector to experience virtual or augmented reality. Now you can truly View The Future™.

Includes Apple iPod/iPhone adaptor cable.*
*Included in US and Canadian versions. Not included in all regions.
Coming Fall of 2009

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The iPhone camera is going to have a sister.

from ogutti’s Channel @ You Tube:

This robot is controlled by iPhone 3GS through its doc connector.

This robot’s functions
- change its face
- dance with playing music
- wake up alarm with body motion
- interaction with its body
- teach and playback

from Gizmodo:

The iPhone 3GS’s video quality may not be all that impressive, but its 3MP stills can apparently capture some incredible time lapse photography provided you seek a suitably inspiring landscape.

Using TimeLapse, available for $2 in the App Store, along with a Gorillapod GoGo, available for $30, one iPhone user shot mountain cloud footage that’s worthy of the Discovery Channel (standard def broadcast).

The quality is so good that I figured the reflection you can see in the clip revealed that the footage was phone—a mere camera aimed at a TV screen. But upon further examination, it looks to be an iPhone with the GoGo tripod mount reflecting in a window.