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Here’s a useful gadget for your car; Waeco’s PerfectView LCD590 and PerfectView LCD790 on-board camera systems, which only differ by the size of the LCD screen (5’’ & 7†respectively). The highlight of both systems is the double camera with two differently aligned lenses. The first lens has an angle of 140 degrees for optimal visibility when backing up to park (it goes into operation as soon as you select reverse) while the second “eye†has an angle of 40 degrees for optimal rear view visibility when driving or peeping while you’re waiting for your wife at the Supermarket… According to Waeco, the LCD590 and LCD790 camera systems cost 845 & 1095 Euros (1.097 & 1.413 USD) respectively. Usefull? Yes. Cheap? NO!
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Cars
Big Brother: Rear view double camera
Here’s a useful gadget for your car; Waeco’s PerfectView LCD590 and PerfectView LCD790 on-board camera systems, which only differ by the size of the LCD screen (5’’ & 7†respectively). The highlight of both systems is the double camera with two differently aligned lenses. The first lens has an angle of 140 degrees for optimal visibility when backing up to park (it goes into operation as soon as you select reverse) while the second “eye†has an angle of 40 degrees for optimal rear view visibility when driving or peeping while you’re waiting for your wife at the Supermarket… According to Waeco, the LCD590 and LCD790 camera systems cost 845 & 1095 Euros (1.097 & 1.413 USD) respectively. Usefull? Yes. Cheap? NO!
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- Porsche Design Presents Its First Mobile Phone
Porsche Design has teamed up with French based Sagem Communication, to create their first mobile phone, the P’9521. Uninspiring name apart, the P’9521 has certainly won our aesthetic approval with its minimalist design and “coolâ€...
- Google Maps Street View: Here’s How They Did It
I’m sure most of you will have heard about Google Maps newest feature dubbed Street View. However, if you haven’t, concisely, the feature that is available for select cities allows you to view street-level panoramic photography as you browse...
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