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"\r\n\r\nLiquid Image helps you to re-live the rush of your extreme  sports adventures with the use of MX goggles that record point-of-view  video in high definition, capable of shooting in 1080p.\r\n\r\nThe MX goggles unveiled this week at CES 2011, were designed for the  hardcore thrill-seekers that enjoy hazardous activities like downhill  biking, motocross and ATV. These goggles provide a sweet alternative to  strapping a cam on your helmet, an endeavor that will likely not end  well.\r\n\r\nTopping the previous Liquid Image Impact Series goggles, these new MX  goggles sport a 136 degree (full field view) wide angle lens, so riders  are able to capture everything within their line of sight. There are  various modes to capture action including ; 12 megapixel interpolated  camera mode (still photos) and two video modes that record HD video in  1080p (30 frames per second) and\u00A0 720p (60 frames per second). Overall  the camera specs are pretty exciting when you consider the $400 price  tag.\r\n\r\nThe footage is stored on a micro SD/SDHC card (up to 32 GB) and it  comes with a 4GB card within the box. Video isn\u2019t the only thing you can  do with these MX goggles, taking still images and protecting your eyes  from debris are two more reasons to treat yourself to this 007 bond-like  gear. Users additionally have an option to import footage and images  directly into the desktop PC using the high-speed cable that ships with  the product.\r\n\r\nThe only drawback with these goggles is within the battery life. It\u2019s  powered by a lithium battery that will give users only an hour and a  half of juice which might be rather challenging during an outdoor  Motocross session.\r\n\r\nThe MX goggles are slated to ship Oct 2011 and as we\u2019d mentioned,  they will retail for $400. What do you think, are these wearable cameras  worth the price tag? I\u2019m admittedly more of a gadget geek than a sports  fan but the idea of embedding wearable cameras is intriguing to me. The  idea is so compelling to me that I\u2019d actually consider trying ATV if I  had the ability to watch the P.O.V footage later in high-definition.\r\n\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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