Interactive Group showcased their innovative Active-i sunglasses at the Consumer Electronic Show 2011, that can record video and audio. Interactive Group claims that these sunglasses are the world's smallest standalone video and audio recording and playing device. The device is a combination of pure state of the art technology and stylish design and look. The device features polarized lenses for optimum UV-protection. The recorded videos and images can be either viewed directly in the playback mode over a monocular viewer which can be separately attached in front of the sunglass, or one can offload recording on a PC or laptop. How it Works? Active-i features built-in camera which is positioned on the bridge of the nose and is almost invisible to other people. This camera, on just a push of an integrated button, starts recording video and audio contents. It stops doing this on the push of the same button again. The videos and audio can be recorded for up to two hours using the internal memory. For more recording, the users can use make use of a microsSD card. These video and audio contents can be viewed directly on the monocular viewer which can be separately attached to the sunglasses. The content can be viewed on computer. For this you will have to offload clips using the included USB cable. To view recording on the bigger screen, connect the Active-I to the TV using the provided TV connection cable. Features The device includes lenses of superior quality for â€cost-effective recording experience. The Active-I is very light in weight which makes them great for traveling and capturing any experience without the awkward situation of holding a video camera in your hand. There is a slot on the arm of the glasses that allows you to input a microSD memory card of desired capacity for more recording time. The glasses also boast unisex design which makes them suitable for both, men and women. For most of the users the device could also work like a spy device to record stuffs unknowingly. The Active-I package includes recording camera sunglasses, USB cable, TV connection cable, monocular viewer, carrying case and cleaning clot
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