O'Neill's multimedia-ready H3 Campack

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 26th 2006 at 1:31PM

Forget purchasing an iPod-ready coat, Bluetooth-equipped helmet, and head-mountable webcam for your daredevil adventures on the slopes, as O'Neill has all three areas covered in one snazzy backpack. The H3 Campack sports all the weatherproof compartments and slick designs we expect to see on a rider's pack, but also rocks built-in sleeve controls for your DV cam, iPod, and Bluetooth phone. A proprietary module becomes a bantam liaison for your trio of gizmos, giving the integrated joystick full control over your camcorder's lens and / or playlist directions. The bag also touts the ability to keep your precious gadgetry safe and secure within the bag, while giving you full control over the functionality of each. If you're looking for an all-in-one method to record that Winter X-Games submission vid, and your control isn't hampered by juggling three gizmos while busting a backside tail grab, you can snag the H3 Campack now for £240 ($449).

[Via AVING]

Filed under: Digital Cameras, Portable Audio, Portable Video, Wearables

Tags: accessory, apple, backpack, bluetooth, boarding, camcorder, campack, h3, ipod, o 'neill, o neill, O'neill, ONeill, snow, snowboarding

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Adam Mabe @ Oct 26th 2006 1:41PM

Just don't pack your iPod in it an expect it to work at the top of everest so you can listen to Van Halen as you crest the big hill. Honestly if I was topping everest I think I'd just appreciate the natural beauty...but that's just me. I'll never do that so I don't really know...but don't badmouth a product for not working at double the elevation and way below the temperature it was designed to. Link: http://www.macuser.com/ipod/ipod_diatribe_makes_molehills.php?lsrc=murss

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fnb @ Oct 26th 2006 10:41PM

Jeez. Likewise, man. Sometimes you just want to leave the lower altitudes and go up and carve up some nice new powpow.

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