I think 32 MB is too small for my purposes. To fit even one of my bike rides in memory would require 25 GB for SDTV, for HDTV, at least 100 GB, possibly 200 GB. A 1 TB drive could record even my longest rides, with room left over to accommodate any edits that my be needed. Another feature worth including is the ability to burn the data on Blu-ray, with the speed, heart rate, and GPS position where the subtitles would normally appear.
The 32 MB capacity seems rather skimpy. If it has a 100 GB+ capacity and records 1080i, I would get it. Perhaps have an anti-theft feature that can be used to track the bike when it is stolen.
The British Standards Institute is addressing this problem with BS-EN 13402, which calls for a pictogram with actual measurements. Work began in 1996, drafted in 2003, and should be ready for retail by the end of 2006/early 2007. I was ready for the new labels in January 1983, as my URL indicates. I myself do not have a problem being a size 108, which will happen if the new labels are released
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