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Fuuvi Bee Small_cxdppj6f8eaigbpn22y09foq4myiwaqiaoya7ljcfc_bee Small_cxdppj6f8eaigbpn22y09foq4myiwaqiaoya7ljcfc_bee1 Small_cxdppj6f8eaigbpn22y09foq4myiwaqiaoya7ljcfc_bee2 Medium_cxdppj6f8eaigbpn22y09foq4myiwaqiaoya7ljcfc_bee Posted on Sun, 15 Jan 2012 12:00:00 AM UTC         
 
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You can probably process the footage from your video-capable camera or phone to mimic the 8mm home movies of yesteryear, but if you can pick up the 1.4-ounce Fuuvi Bee–which shoots for 100 minutes on a single charge–for just $80, it’s hard to see why you’d bother. Especially as the Bee is designed to spit out herky-jerky 8mm-style movies with no post-processing whatsoever.

As you’d expect, the Bee boasts an almost wilfully poor set of specs. The video–captured to microSD card–is recorded at 640 x 480 pixels and 30fps, and the 1.3MP sensor can also capture stills. Shutter speeds run from 1/6 – 1/2500 sec and the lens has a decent maximum aperture of ƒ2.8.n't been announced yet. The Bee is available now.

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