The camera's mini-HDMI port, composite out, USB, SD card and HERO ports will help you share the spoils of your spills when your adventure ends -- at least until this winter, when GoPro's WiFi BacPac promises to enable live broadcasting and camera control over WiFi. Best of all? The Hero2 kills the original HD Hero's confusing 3-digit code interface in favor of a simple language-based menu.
The HD Hero2 comes in three $300 configurations: outdoor, motorsports, and surf editions, all of which are compatible with existing accessories. Too rich for your blood? Then you'll be happy to know that the previous models are getting price drops -- $200 for the original HD Hero and a paltry $150 for its "960" variant.
The HD Hero2 comes in three $300 configurations: outdoor, motorsports, and surf editions, all of which are compatible with existing accessories. Too rich for your blood? Then you'll be happy to know that the previous models are getting price drops -- $200 for the original HD Hero and a paltry $150 for its "960" variant.
8 comments:
I find this extremely cool actually. It's surprising how cheap it is, I thought it would have went for so much more than what you stated it does.
Wow so cool, I do want one of these
so cool!!
Wow. That's a lot less expensive than I expected. Especially because of the price drops.
cool never had a helmet cam
My uncle has one of these. I'm not sure which model but it's a very good camera. He uses it when he goes out with his friends on his Harley.
GoPros are pretty sweet, a bunch of my friends use them. I'll pass this along to them
Didn't expect it to be so cheap.
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