Earlier this year U.K. wireless carrier launched the 4GEE Action Cam, a device meant to compete with the likes of GoPro. To make things interesting, EE built in support for a live streaming video service over their 4G network using skeegle. Now, just in time for the holidays, EE is launching another device in their line of “connected” devices, the 4GEE Capture Cam. The Capture Cam is designed to be a wearable camera that is lightweight and can be quickly clipped on to a person’s clothing.
Just like the Action Cam, the Capture Cam comes with built-in support to broadcast live video over EE’s 4G network. The camera itself is an 8MP unit capable of capturing still images and video at a variety of resolutions. Inside buyers will find 4GB of memory which can be expanded to 64GB with an external memory card.
EE will be releasing some accessories in January 2016 that can be used with the Capture Cam including a waterproof case, a flexible universal mounting adaptor and a lanyard. In addition, existing accessories like helmet mounts, bike mounts and a car suction mount that are available for the Action Cam will also work with the Capture Cam.
Consumers interested in the 4GEE Capture Cam can get the device on a 24 month plan for £10 ($15 USD) per month with 1GB of data and £15 ($23 USD) per month with 2GB of data and an upfront cost of £9.99 ($15 USD) for new customers or no cost for existing EE customers. Alternatively, customers can buy the device upfront for £129.99 ($196 USD) with 2GB of data pre-loaded, for £149.99 ($226 USD) with 6GB of data pre-loaded, or £199.99 ($301 USD) with 24GB pre-loaded or existing customers can add the device to a shared plan for £10 ($15 USD) per month.
source: EE
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