Las Vegas: Panasonic unveiled a product Monday that combines two big tech trends - ultra HD and wearable devices - with a portable, camera that hooks onto your ear and records in ultra-high definition 4K video.
Panasonic didn't immediately name the gadget, but it resembles the company's A100 full HD camcorder, which is a smartphone-sized device that straps to a user's arm and is connected by a cable to a tubular device housing the lens.
Julie Bauer, president of Panasonic's consumer electronics division, said the device is waterproof and dust-proof and for the everyday person.
Video shot in 4K resolution, which uses about quadruple the pixels found in HD, can be shared via Wi-Fi and viewed on smartphones or ultra HD living room TVs.
Panasonic demoed a "4K head-mounted camera prototype" on stage at CES… it's last year's model with a 4K sticker. pic.twitter.com/oOwvFn3aGb— Zach Honig (@ZachHonig) January 6, 2014
Panasonic just announced first 4K wearable action cam, waterproof/dustproof at CES. pic.twitter.com/d7oW9ekVRu— WEVA International (@WEVAnews) January 6, 2014
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