
I just saw an online article about a bike computer being developed by a company named Cerevellum.
Here's the new twist: a small video camera replaces your handlebar plug and transmits images to the small display you see in the picture. I guess it's kinda like the back-up cameras they install in some cars.
But I got a couple questions: do I really need a $299 mirror -- especially one with four hours of battery time? And when the battery dies, do the cars stop showing up?
Yes, Cerevellum notes the device will do other things -- GPS, for example. But it looks like the video feed is the feature that this unit will be built around. See for yourself.
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Reminds me of the old nasa zero gravity pen story. You know how it goes. NASA spent millions developing a pen that would write in outer space.
...the Russians took a pencil.
The website linked to has been taken down (still active, but nothing there)
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