Presented as C ³ at CES 2014 in Las Vegas, Cube is the action camera that Polaroid will arrive on the Italian market in the second half of September starting at just $ 99.99, a very competitive price compared to that of cameras like the GoPro. Even the accessories are especially accessible, including the $ 9.99 and $ 39.99, depending on the media. Those officers are seven s’adattano to any type of sport, including those provide a contact with water – thanks to the Waterproof Case and Suction Mount .
With respect to the characteristics of the prototype shown in Nevada, Polaroid has improved the goal of Cube which offers video recording in Full HD 1920 × 1080, with an angle of 124 ° and photographs from 6Mpixel. Unfortunately, it seems that a the expense was the battery – for which takes at least 90 minutes of charging: Supported SD memory go up to 32Gb. It is an action camera from the right quality / price ratio, which could report to the success company went into crisis by the enthusiasm on the mobile photography.
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Here are the official images of Cube, the new action camera from Polaroid that will compete with the GoPro from $ 99.99 in the month of September.
Almost a paradox, considering that Instagram has chosen as a Polaroid logo: the fact that the company – always Las Vegas – has turned into inspiration for Socialmatic, another camera that will be distributed in autumn . Cube, among the products soon to be released, is undoubtedly the most interesting gadget for the competition with the GoPro that have become synonymous with action camera. Will a change the balance of the market? Whatever its fate, is a device within the reach of all sports.
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