• Ucorder 10052515

    IRES Technology Corp.'s 3.5-inch wearable mini digital video (DV) camcorder, uCorder, is able to record up to seven hours of video and audio. Measuring 3.5 inches high, 1 inch wide and 0.5 inch thick, it can be worn in a shirt pocket with its integrated clip, attached to a lanyard (included) as a necklace, or pinned to clothing. Two models are available: IRDC150 includes 1 GB of internal memory. The IRDC250 features 2 GB of internal memory plus PC Webcam functionality. The IRDC250 also includes a stand which can be desk mounted or clipped to a laptop computer. uCorder connects to a computer via USB without any proprietary software being required to play or save the video and audio files. The internal Lithium ion battery is charged via USB. Video and Audio files are saved to the unit’s internal Flash memory (either 1 GB or 2 GB, depending on the model). A slot for optional Micro SD Card memory is also included (up to 8 GB). Total storage capacity, including internal and Micro SD memory, is up to seven hours. Files are easily transferred to any computer via USB connection.

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