CES 2014: A wearable camera that broadcasts too
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What's cool at CES 2014: Wearable cameras
Jefferson Graham previews a new wearable camera on display at CES 2014 that lets you broadcast images live via Verizon's 4G LTE network.
- Cameras can be used for skiing%2C sports%2C law enforcement and other uses
- The wearable camera will be out in June
LAS VEGAS — Wearable cameras are lots of fun for capturing action sports and real life events. But they only record to memory cards.
What if you could slip a camera on your body to capture your life — and have it be broadcast in real time?
That's the game plan for Liquid Image, a startup that in June will launch a line of wearable cameras that broadcast over Verizon's 4G LTE network. The camera sells for $199, and a broadcast module that pairs with the camera is another $199.
"Everybody wants to be a social hero, right?" asks Kent Pearson of Liquid Image.
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