Eeyelog

[jokiin]

yeah realistically WiFi variants are probably about 6 months away from real mass production quality, you'll see some start to trickle out before the trade shows in April at a guess

 

[HPF]

In attachment is our car dvr brochure with specification data and photo.

Your brochure says 5MP sensor for all models and no antishake.

Aptina spec for AR0330 says 3.5MP and "electronic image stabilization support" (which is a very nice feature if implemented).

Omnivision spec for OV2710 is 2 MP.

 

[Matt789]

yeah realistically WiFi variants are probably about 6 months away from real mass production quality, you'll see some start to trickle out before the trade shows in April at a guess

Australian standards demand that these are CE certified otherwise there can be fines of $870,000 per business and personal fines of $87,000 and or two years in prison.
Cost of certification per product is $1600 AU.

For those that ever wondered why things in Australia cost so much more than anywhere else. This is just one reason.

My next door neighbour bought an Eeyelog E750 and the cam is not that good at night compared to some youtube videos I've seen.
The neighbour next door she has emailed then for firmware updates and hasn't had any replies from them since buying it.

I've also been looking for firmware for her but find that no one has it available for download, not even the Eeyelog which is very poor in my opinion.

 

[jokiin]

For those that ever wondered why things in Australia cost so much more than anywhere else. This is just one reason.
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not cheap to do business in Australia that's for sure, most end users have no appreciation of why and just think retailers are millionaires

 

[Matt789]

not cheap to do business in Australia that's for sure, most end users have no appreciation of why and just think retailers are millionaires

Been reported in the news about things that were not certified and one lady was killed due to a cheap charger and others had their equipment catch fire and now they are looking at all those that import to make sure they have their electronics all certified for Aust standards.

 

[jokiin]

The industry needs a cleanup, there's a lot of uncertified junk in the market, consumers are unreasonable at times and support this by always wanting to buy the cheapest product unfortunately