will there be an external webcam for the ipad 1 in 2012?
- Thread starter Squeezebox4jazz
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The idea is for an external web camera that people want to use with Skype, etc., (so that people can see the person with an iPad 1, despite no camera), not that people want to stream video from a security camera to an iPad, which you can do with many security systems. (I use such a security set-up at my second home, and can view from iDevices and PC.)
I read about Camera A Camera B a while back on some tech blog and checked it out because I have iPhone and iPad. The app lets you use your iPad to view what's on your iPhone camera screen before you take a photo on your iPhone (like using your iPad as a giant viewfinder).
I read about Camera A Camera B a while back on some tech blog and checked it out because I have iPhone and iPad. The app lets you use your iPad to view what's on your iPhone camera screen before you take a photo on your iPhone (like using your iPad as a giant viewfinder).
HappyPelican
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Definitely interested in this thread!
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Squeezebox4jazz
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I have invented things, and gone through the process of taking something from an idea to the market.
Since there are aftermarket companies who produce docks and adapters such as Scosche, and many others who have successfully established a brand as well as channels for successful distribution, why not one one of them?
Yes, development may be a cost, but if the market demand is perceived as worthwhile, then it is a good bet for investing some time into it. Establishing and driving a market presence and reputation is the expensive part in comparison to development, prototyping and beta testing.
I would be interested to know how many iPad 1 units are out there in the world? Not to mention all the cameraless iTouch units.....
Are there any stats on the iPad 1 sales life cycle?
Just because it doesn't exist doesn't mean there is no need. If Apple gear is "all that", then there are many years of enjoyment still left in the not so obsolete iPad 1 units.
I remain curious and hopeful.
Bill
Since there are aftermarket companies who produce docks and adapters such as Scosche, and many others who have successfully established a brand as well as channels for successful distribution, why not one one of them?
Yes, development may be a cost, but if the market demand is perceived as worthwhile, then it is a good bet for investing some time into it. Establishing and driving a market presence and reputation is the expensive part in comparison to development, prototyping and beta testing.
I would be interested to know how many iPad 1 units are out there in the world? Not to mention all the cameraless iTouch units.....
Are there any stats on the iPad 1 sales life cycle?
Just because it doesn't exist doesn't mean there is no need. If Apple gear is "all that", then there are many years of enjoyment still left in the not so obsolete iPad 1 units.
I remain curious and hopeful.
Bill
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Squeezebox4jazz
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Also, one more thought... What about those micro-spy cameras, clip-ons, or pocket cameras? These are small optics that draw very little power.. Why not something like this?
NNugroho.P
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Squeezebox4jazz said:
I want to install webcam connecting with my ipad1 64GB wifi/bluetooth , is it possible ? If possible how to install it ? Thanks a lot.
robster2644
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Well the camera I went for was as rechargeable one that was no bigger than 2cm thick and about 3 inches long. The connection to the camera was mini USB.
All I needed was an after market lead to connect it to the iPad/iPhone and of course the app it's self. Which was very simple.
But it would of worked, just ran out of money and time.
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All I needed was an after market lead to connect it to the iPad/iPhone and of course the app it's self. Which was very simple.
But it would of worked, just ran out of money and time.
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This is a camera that takes stills. It's not a webcam.
Please provide a link so everyone can see. Every tech blog I follow that has reported it has reported that it only takes stills, and the company hasn't got it on its site, which is why they all link to some other site that sells it.
You said you were keen on getting one, so about you review it here when yours arrives?
Shihid
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Kaykaykay said:
http://www.slashgear.com/disney-sak...f-reasonable-shooters-for-the-slate-19203207/
Watch out details..
Thanks, I saw that one before and noted that its phrasing is odd and unlike other tech blogs, which led me to wonder whether they ever saw or tried the camera. The site they linked, which has the camera sold out, doesn't mention video, and I checked out the maker's website and the other similar cameras they make don't do video. (It looks like they repackage the camera with different children's cartoon characters?) It'll be interesting to see an actual review of the camera.
Shihid
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Kaykaykay said:
I read it on gizmodo 1st time and there wasn't mentioned about video , and then I checked ink given in same page, there was detail and mentioned about a video rec , I tried but cannot find that link again , and yes it was mentioned sold out on that page as well...I was thinking as we'll if there is no video rec then it's use less , so I specially confirmed that it's offering video rec...as you know it not difficult to make a camera video , where as its already still one....
