Marantz PMD-901V Night Vision Body Camera With GPS

Marantz PMD-901V

Designed for law enforcement, EMTs, healthcare workers and others who interact frequently with the public, this body-worn camera ‘PMD-901V’ from Marantz will securely captures and documents events with audio, HD video and GPS location data.

This waterproof camera (submersible to 3’ for 30 minutes) is equipped with a 140-degree field of view lens, a 2.0-inch color LCD screen, a 32GB of internal storage, an internal GPS receiver, infrared night vision recording and 1x HDMI 1.3 video output port.

Finally, the PMD-901V can record video @ 2304 x 1296 resolution. The Marantz PMD-901V Night Vision Body Camera With GPS will set you back $399. [Product Page]

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This is a sort of hardware / software announcement for Spotify, a hardware partnership with a number of big names in audio like Philips, Pioneer, Bang & Olufsen, Denon, Marantz and Yamaha that allows you to keep the party going on those Spotify playlists. Start playing one on your handset, click play on a compatible speaker system, and it will keep streaming on the speaker without interruption -- even when you take a call or leave the vicinity of your WiFi network. The audio system will actually start streaming music directly from the cloud. That means you can, say, turn on an iPad in another room and let your party guests skip songs -- though, granted, that might not be the greatest idea, depending on who you invite.

Specific devices have yet to be named, though compatible systems will be branded with a Spotify Connect logo, so you'll know what you're getting yourself into. Those should be arriving in a late-October / early-November timeframe. Spotify will be holding up its end of the bargain by rolling out a software update for iOS ahead of those launches. Android and other operating systems will be receiving it at a later date.

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Spotify comes to Denon and Marantz receivers, shares music over NFC

Spotify comes to Denon and Marantz receivers, shares music over NFC

Spotify didn't want to leave all the spotlight time to phone manufacturers today. To start, it's widening its toehold in the living room: three Denon AV receivers and four Marantz counterparts now have support for streaming Spotify Premium music through respective firmware updates, with control coming either through the on-device screen or through Denon's mobile remote app. You're not necessarily left out if you have no compatible home theater to call your own, however. As long as you have a device with at least Android 4.0, an update to the Spotify app will let you apply audio effects or share Premium music between NFC devices through a tap. All of the updates are free -- just know that you'll need Spotify's full $10 per month subscription to grease the wheels. Check the source links for the supported receivers and app updates.

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