The $300 Lenovo Mirage Camera captures 3D 180° video and is marked down to just $100

The product life cycle could be harsh — smash hits fly off the cabinets and hardly ever get discounted, however different merchandise, although they could be first rate, do not catch on and are brutally discounted in fireplace gross sales. The 3D 180VR video-capturing Lenovo Mirage Camera is one such instance —  initially launched for $300 in 2018, it will probably now be had for just $100 at Best Buy and Amazon.

360° media content material hasn’t been the smash hit it was anticipated to be, partly due to how awkward panning round in all instructions whereas watching VR media is. Google tried to make this course of simpler with the Lenovo Mirage Camera, which captures stereoscopic (3D) 180VR media that may be considered on each a VR headset or an everyday smartphone with just a couple of swipes. Part of the Daydream VR initiative, the digital camera aimed to simplify VR media seize and sharing — footage could be set to auto-upload to Google Photos or YouTube.

The Mirage Camera packs a Snapdragon 626 SoC with 2GB of RAM/16GB of storage (plus a microSD card slot). Media is captured with the twin 13MP f/2.1 cameras at resolutions up to 4K/30FPS, and the 2200mAh battery prices by way of USB-C. That’s quite a lot of {hardware} for 100 bucks.

You should buy the Mirage Camera from Best Buy or Amazon. To make issues sweeter, Amazon allows you to commerce in previous gaming {hardware} in opposition to your buy. It supplied me $93 for the traditional PS3, which looks like good buyback worth. There was quite a lot of different random {hardware} Amazon appears to be accepting, like Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons, so it’s your decision to mess around with that.

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