Packing for a holiday to faraway, out-of-this-world destination? With the number of gadgets needed to capture all those moments, that most of us posses, it’s a dilemma to try to accommodate all of them with their respective chargers and batteries in to our luggage. Where is the place for carrying additional pair of shoes or spare clothes? Guess, Sarah Hay too was irked by all this and sat down to design something to put an end to all these woes. And she came up with the most nifty and compact conceptual travel gadget. Dubbed as Evo, it is undeniably the best contextual recorder for travelers. Just wear it as a piece of jewelry around your neck or wrist or simply slip it in your pocket. An intuitive interface provides contextual information: location, direction, time, atmospheric pressure. It also captures still and moving pictures with audio and is cleverly designed to tag along on your travels. And if you are wondering that how will this baby get its juice, then chill. It comes integrated with a pull string energy harvester that connects to the recorder making it completely self-sufficient.
Ideal for use on remote camping trips and other adventurous situations where conventional power sources are not within reach!
A GPS receiver enables the recorded files to be referenced with geographic information so, not only is the information valuable at the time of experience, but opens up wonderful possibilities for re-experiencing the personal media in a dynamic map based software environment upon return.
It is cased in anodized aluminum to reduce its weight, render protection and make it scratch resistant. A CMOS photosensor combines the image quality of CCD technology. It also comes loaded with polyled (polymer light emitting diode) display that offers high brightness, high contrast, and a fast response time suitable for displaying video.
