Hands-free Camcorder: VholdR

If you ever need to record something on video while on the move, the VholdR camcorder from Twenty20 is the answer to your dreams. The VholdR can be clipped onto helmets, sunshades, goggles, or handlebars to record TV-quality-video to a MicroSd card. The camcorder can record about two hours’ worth of video on a battery charge. It comes with a USB cable and desktop software to watch, label and share your videos with family and friends on the Web. Weighing only 4.8 ounces, the VholdR is elegant and stylish in an aluminium casing with a groove to fit a camera mount.

The VHoldR camcorder makes a fabulous Christmas gift for the adventurous including those who like sky gliding, parachuting, racing, mountain-climbing or extreme sports. It’s sure to catch some exciting action and cool pictures and definitely worth its weight in gold.

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One Response to “Hands-free Camcorder: VholdR”

david
March 25th, 2008 07:59
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i’ve been using one mostly for snowboarding and its super handy! its got dual lasers on a rotating lens to not only show you where you pointing but if its level as well. its definitely water resistant, light, and durable. its been caked in snow for at least 10min cuz my goggle flew off, wacked a few branches and its flew off but the leash kept it from falling off, and you don’t even notice it when its on your head. i’ve heard rumors of their next version and it sounds insane1!!