Dome D201 Car GPS DVR with Ambarella A12 chipset is coming

[GearBest]

Hi guys,

Long time no see!!

Today, I will share a good news for you all!

We get the latest Dome D201 Car GPS DVR with Ambarella A12 chipset!!!

Let's take a look!

Highlight:
a. Ambarella A12 chipset
b.5.0MP COMS OV4689 image sensor
c.Built-in GPS for tracking
d.2560 x 1440P / 30fps high definition resolution

Main Features:
Dome D201 2.7 inches LCD 1440P super night vision car GPS recorder
170 degree super wide angle lens
Advanced H.264 video compression technology
2.7 inches high resolution LCD, can view while recording
Support HDMI high quality video transmission
G-Sensor to keep the record of sensor data at emergency cannot be cover
Loop recording with seamless, does not leak second
Automatic circulating recording, it’s able to set the record time for each file
Watching video simultaneous while driving, supporting on-spot play back
Time and date display changed, there is no need to reset when re-starts
Motion detection function
Automatically turn on / off function
Can charge and transmission through USB
Support maximum memory storage TF card up to 512GB
Lithium battery 190mAh, supporting car DVR long time using

How about your ideas?

It is leading the dash cam go to the Ambarella A12 Age!

 

[Sunny]

2560x1440p vertical should be an improvement over existing A7 that can only do either 2560x1080p or 2304x1296p.
Even though YouTube labels them at 1440p, it's not 1440p on A7 dashcams.
A12 has true 1440p so YouTube may label it higher. We'll see.

 

[kamkar]

I find my 2304x1296p recordings from the joovuu X cam get labled as 1080p on youtube.

Looking forward to when A12 makes its way into more stealthy dashcams.

 

[Sunny]

I find my 2304x1296p recordings from the joovuu X cam get labled as 1080p on youtube.

Looking forward to when A12 makes its way into more stealthy dashcams.

If you check my 2560x1080p videos, even though it's 1080p, youtube has 1440p setting and it is better than 1080p setting they have.
So if Youtube's 1440p is my 1080p, what is their 1080p in real?