LOS ANGELES — So you’re in the market for a 360-degree, virtual reality camera. The pickings are slim — a handful of consumer cameras from Samsung, Ricoh, Kodak and 360Fly offer consumer level pocket ...

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We introduced to you the 360fly action camera some time ago, and we are happy to announce that things evolved in a most spectacular way. 360fly and BRG (Bell, Ridell, Giro) Sports are showing at the ...

Don’t you wish you could be a fly on the wall? The action camera 360fly allows you to do that and more. With its panoramic 360 degree HD video and different adjustable mounts, this camera is ideal for ...

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360fly 4K adds a powerful new image sensor that quadruples the resolution of the first generation 360fly camera producing 2880×2880, 360-degree 4K quality. Additionally, 360fly 4K will offer the ...

BRG Sports and 360fly have announced a full line of “smart” helmets, integrated with 360fly’s 360-degree 4K video, at CES 2016. All four helmets feature an integrated 4K camera, capable of also ...

When it launched, the 360fly stood out in the 360-degree camera race by introducing a single-lens option at an affordable price. Now, the company is adding both 4K and live-streaming with the new ...

“This is an exciting global launch for us, as the 360fly 4K camera is even more accessible via specialty retailers and our expanded presence in big-box stores, like Best Buy, Target, REI and Dick's ...

The 360fly is an action camera. You wouldn't know it, since it looks less like a rectangular GoPro or barrel-shaped action camera and more like an oversized golf ball. That's because it's a different ...

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