The Flip Ultra
On another note, I just had a wonderful lunch with a colleague and his wife from Barrow (of all places.) They are here on vacation and it was great seeing them both somewhere besides in Barrow. We went down to the Flamingo Hilton to have lunch at their buffet. It is 104°F outside here and not at all pleasant to walk around in.
The conference finished up this afternoon with sessions on radio frequency engineering to support WLANS. I was hoping that they would have provided additional information such as tools and techniques to identify interfering sources. (such as microwave ovens and wireless phones). But like just about all of the sessions I attended, technical content was very high, marketing very low. In fact, in a couple of cases, completely non-existent. Speakers included many Cisco distinguished engineers and IETF chairs. The only marketing was during the keynotes by the CEO John Chambers and a CTO Padmasree Warrior who is a impressive speaker.
Richard:
ReplyDeletesometimes the KISS principle is the best. less to go wrong, less to fiddle with. the Ultra flip has good reviews
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Pure-Digital-Flip-SlideHD-Camcorder-Review-37747/Flip-UltraHD-Comparison.htm
I was tempted to purchase one too. Many riders on our sportbike forum have versions of this type of camera and the videos look fine
bob
Wet Coast Scootin
Unfortunately, I won't have an opportunity to try it out on the bike. We head out on our road trip in a couple of days.
ReplyDeleteAnd the one I picked up isn't the HD version. SD only but it should work fine.
ReplyDeleteMan, pretty soon Bobskoot is going to have everyone shooting video! It's interesting to read your blog because I never know where you will be. Keeps me guessing.
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