MeCam video camera is worn like a button or necklace
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The MeCam shoots in 720p/30fps HD, and can store one hour of footage on its stock 4GB microSD card
The MeCam has a pin built into the back, and comes with an included neck cord
The MeCam is a hands-free video camera that can be worn by its user
Footage can be dumped to a computer either by transferring the memory card, or via an integrated USB port
The MeCam's built-in infrared lights allow for low-light videography
Article Summary
People seem to be pretty content with using their smartphone video cameras to capture life’s zany moments, although constantly holding up one’s phone to follow the action can sometimes get a little tiring. That’s why the MeCam was invented. It’s a video camera that can be pinned to your shirt or worn on an included cord like a necklace, so you can shoot your clips without having to play Cameraman.
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