CeBIT Video Coverage with Archos PMA430 and Head Camera

Mar 14 2005, 6:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nicolas Charbonnier (Charbax) from Archosfans walked around CeBIT 2005 with a Archos PMA430 and a headmounted mini video camera connected to the Archos PMP.

He recorded about 3 hours of video footage and published them here via bitorrent. The Videos show products from Siemens, KISS, DivX, Sony, JVC and much more.

This is a great use of the PMA430. The comvu webcasting software for the Axia Smartphones could make this task live and without less effort in publishing the video footage.

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