Your voice is her command. Like Garmin, GoPro has equipped its latest sports cameras, the GoPro Hero5 Black and the GoPro Hero5 Session, with technology that enables voice control in as many as seven languages. GoPro is facing increasingly tough competition, which is a good thing, because it forces it to make even better products, which until now have been known mainly for durability and shock resistance. GoPro's first new cameras since 2014 are also surprisingly pocket-friendly.
Sports camera GoPro Hero5 Black and smaller GoPro Hero5 Session they are everything an adrenaline junkie wants from a digital camcorder. They offer high-resolution image capture 4 K with a frequency of 30 frames per second (or 60 frames per second at a resolution of 2K and 120 frames at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels) and photos in resolution 12 million pixels.
She put on the bigger one, the GoPro Hero5 Black 2 inch touch screen, and both are wrapped in a waterproof case that protects their insides to a depth of 10 meters. Operating facilitates the possibility voice control, and additionally theirs knowledge of seven languages (a real polyglot!). To start recording, the command "GoPro start video" will be enough, and for recording "GoPro take a photo", otherwise it is enough one push of a button.
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They are also equipped with a navigation system GPS, and the entry price will be set at 330 euros (Session), which is slightly cheaper than the first competitor, the sports camera Garmin Virb Ultra 30, with which the Black model really competes, which costs 430 euros, which is still 20 euros less. Both support a paid cloud service GoPro Plus, and will be on sale from October 2, 2016 further.
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