Midland Announces High Def Wearable Cameras
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 14, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Midland Radio Corporation is proud to announce the addition of high definition models to their XTC video camera line. After the introduction of the standard definition XTC100, Midland moved quickly to develop the HD video cam models: XTC200 - HD 720p, and XTC300 - true HD 1080p.
Also known as wearable video camcorders, these tiny (3 oz) but powerful cameras are designed to attach to helmets, goggles, handlebars and more, leaving the user's hand free to participate in the action. With these cameras you can capture all the action while fully participating in the outdoor activities or extreme action sports you love.
The HD XTC200 and XTC300 video camera are sure to make a big splash in the marketplace. "Action cameras are a growing market," said Charlie Speights Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Midland. He continues, "Some of the older cameras are larger and a bit cumbersome. The one button on/off design of the XTC line is ingenious. A single flip of a single switch allows you to start recording so it's perfect for everything from sky diving to scuba diving."
With the purchase of the XTC100, 200 or 300 the consumer receives accessories that allow the camera to mount to multiple surfaces. Accessories include a universal mount, strap mount, goggle mount and handlebar mount. Midland's growing line of accessories includes a submersible case and windshield mount.
"The multiple attachments that come with the camera are ideal too," states Tyler Cracraft, Midland's Product Manager, "Use the appropriate mounting device then go anywhere or do almost anything and shoot-and-share your POV (point-of-view) footage." See actual footage at www.MidXTC.com.
Midland also offers camouflaged cameras; the SD 480p XTC150 and HD 1080p XTC350. These cameras were designed for outdoorsmen and include accessories to attach the camera to the bill of a cap, handlebars, hunting bow or tree.
After successfully passing rigorous quality control tests involving intense vibration, drop-tests, lighting consistency and varying sound levels, Dan Devling, Midland's president states, "Midland's quality control is among the most stringent in the industry. The Midland name stands for durability and reliability, and the XTC Series will further that reputation."
Technical Specifications for 480p SD XTC100 and XTC150: SD (Standard Def) 640 x 480, 30 FPS, 4:3 aspect ratio, 140-degree wide angle / Uses 2 AAA batteries, up to 32GB Micro SD Card, 15 min/1GB (AVI)
Technical Specifications for 720p HD XTC200: HD (High Def) 1280 x 720, 30 FPS, 16:9 aspect ratio, 140-degree wide angle / Uses rechargeable lithium battery pack, up to 32GB Micro HD Card, 13 min/1GB (MPEG-4)
Technical Specifications for 1080p HD XTC300 and XTC350: HD (High Def) 1920 x 1080, 30 FPS, 16:9 aspect ratio, 140-degree wide angle / Uses rechargeable lithium battery pack, up to 32GB Micro HD Card, 11 min/1GB (MPEG-4)
For over 50 years, Midland has been at the forefront of radio technology and is one of the world's leading designers, manufacturers and distributors of consumer and commercial communications products. Midland is the leading supplier of NOAA All Hazards Weather Alert radios and a market leader in a wide range of consumer 2-way radios including: FRS/GMRS, CB and marine radios. Additionally Midland competes in the emerging sports video camera market. Midland's professional radio products division is a leading supplier of commercial mobiles, portables and base station/repeaters products to private commercial enterprises and to federal, state and local government agencies. Midland Radio Corporation is the U.S. affiliate of an international group of companies with offices in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information contact Midland at 5900 Parretta Dr., Kansas City, MO 64120, on the web at www.MidlandRadio.com, at 1-816-241-8500 or follow Midland on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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