Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. today announced FrontRow, a new camera technology enabling the effortless capture and sharing of life’s experiences.
FrontRow’s 55-gram form-factor was specifically designed to wear conveniently. Unlike traditional cameras and smartphones requiring manual operation, FrontRow can operate fully autonomously — allowing one to capture life’s experiences while completely staying in the moment.
An interlocking connector provides the flexibility to wear FrontRow using the included stylish lanyard or multi-purpose magnetic clip, or third party chains. Upcoming accessories include a car window mount and flexible coil mount. FrontRow features cameras on both sides of the device. The primary camera features a 140 degree wide-view lens (roughly double that of a typical smartphone) that, combined with FrontRow’s microphone array, allows for more complete capturing of experiences. The device features a speaker for local playback and an easy-access clickable media button that can be used to quickly start and stop many of FrontRow’s capture functions. FrontRow has a standby time of up to 48 hours and is capable of capturing in Story Mode (time-lapse capture of experiences) for up to 16 hours and in Live-Streaming Mode for up to 2 hours. With its USB Type-C connector, the device can be charged on the go using other Type-C smartphones and has a quick-charge time of around 20 minutes.
FrontRow’s user experience is built around a custom 2-inch circular hi-resolution touch screen, FrontRow’s user interface allows instant live streaming on social networks including Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as integration with a variety of popular applications like Dropbox, Spotify, and more.Bluetooth allows effortless connectivity to smartphones running the FrontRow App (iOS and Android compatible) and provides seamless captured media transfer along with powerful remote control capabilities. The device can also be accessed (even remotely) through the Internet using the web UI controller at frontrow.com.
FrontRow is available now for $399.99 from Aamzon.com.
MacDailyNews Take: This is an interesting concept and certainly points to the seemingly ever-growing popularity of sharing photos and video via social media.
Wasn’t there an Apple app called “Front Row” back around in the Jaguar and Panther days?
Yes.
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Hey, now that’s just mean. Grow up!
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$399.99 LOL insane, I’ll take half an iPhone 7+ instead thanks.
Yeah, insane alright! Reminds me of Apple’s bleed-thru-the-nose RAM prices…
Your post reminds me of people who take ANY opportunity to bitch and whine about their pet peeves.
Your post reminds me of people who love being shat on by Apple.
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i jizz on your analogy.
Riiiight…and how is this different than google glass? I mean both are wearables that capture images or video as the user goes about their daily business. I’m not too happy to have something capturing, and uploading, video of me or my kids without me being aware of it no matter who makes it.
So it’s a shrunken down, more capable and less dorky looking GOPRO.
Good job Ubiquiti, hopefully you’ll be able to undork all those GOPRO using fools.