This is Like Something James Bond Would Have

Not too long ago, a company in China cthe total ofed Guangzhou Jingtong Technology Co.

relegood ased a device that all joking aside looks as if it should be on 007’s wrist (preferably while he is with a scalding young woman).

This contraption is the JT431 Waterproof Watch Camera (which is now in High Definition). Overall, this seems like an extremely sweet piece of hardware. Not simply is it a normal, functioning get a load of with all the usual “watchy” features we have all come to know and love. The JT431 also just happens to take both still photographs and movies. And as if that were not enough, the JT431 (which just sounds like the charitable of name Q would have given it) is water resistant to such an extent that they de facto contact it “water proof.”

While notool is completely impervious to the latently negreatlyious effects of water, the JT431 is just the sort of thing you could very reasonably take with you on a cruise, or to the beach. And the potential for espionage (and secret, criminal covering making) is the kind of thing that no one reading this article is likely to have completed looked.

What is really very exciting as regards the JT431 is that its quality is not compromised by its size. Using its internal Flash drive, it bottle store pit over an hour of video at 1280 by 960 pixels. It can operate continuously for up to 70 transactions on its lithium polymer battery, as well. And to make matters even better, the JT431 actually automatically saves your video every 50 minutes (or every time you stop recording, which ever comes first). With that, in addition to the fact that it takes 5 megapixel JPEG pictures, this is one of the most portable image capturing tools ever devised… at least, as far as the government is willing to admit.

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