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HTC reportedly working on an iOS compatible camera to compete with GoPro

HTC is reportedly working on a new GoPro-like waterproof camera that can be used to capture footage of extreme sports and other activities, according to Bloomberg. Such a device would be the company’s first camera that’s not permanently attached to a smartphone. Little is known about the unannounced gadget, however it’s said to feature a wide-angle lens, a 16-megapixel sensor and compatibility with both iOS and Android.

HTC’s “tube-shaped” camera will also be equipped with Bluetooth and WiFi capabilities that will allow it to connect with smartphones. Price and launch details remain unknown at this time, however it’s possible that the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer could debut its new camera,, along with a selfie-themed smartphone during a media event in New York on October 8th.

 

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Comments

  1. herb02135go - 10 years ago

    Great. More photos/video of self-absorbed people. Very few people are as interesting as they think they are.

    • towamp - 10 years ago

      “Very few people are as interesting as they think they are”

      And you’re one of them!!!

  2. 1sugomac - 10 years ago

    Frankly, I’m surprised a competitor hasn’t put more resources towards a this market. GoPro seems stuck in 2010.

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