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Today Sony announced a new waterproof version of their popular Handycam video camera. It won't just withstand a little splashing from the poolside, but can actually work while submerged. Don't expect to take it scuba diving, but a snorkeling trip will be just fine, since it's maximum rated depth is 5 meters (about 16 feet). The new camera packs a
Nanotech waterproof coatings have been quite the fashion at CES this year but Liquipel's offering is a little bit different. Todd and Steve learn more from Kevin Bacon of Liquipel. Liquipel have developed a nanotechnology-based liquid-repelling coating for electronic devices that makes the device waterproof for short periods of immersion. This sounds pretty much like ever other waterproofing technology on
This year Fitness Technologies has introduced a new line of waterproof video cameras designed for rugged outdoor use. The first is a helmet-mountable camera that is perfect for a sport like mountain biking. There is also a mini camera that fits into a waterproof case, as well as one that is actually built with a waterproof housing. The latter two
Zagg's protective films are popular "first purchases" for new smartphone owners and at CES 2012, Zagg shows off their latest protection mechanism. Todd chats to Bill from Zagg to find out what it protects against. The adage is that water and electricity don't mix, and by extension, water and mobile devices don't mix well either. Zagg hopes to change that
Andy McCaskey talks to Adam Molberger from Ciil Technologies. That's pronounced "seal", in case you were wondering, and gives a clue to what this company does. It makes waterproof and dust-proof TVs and displays so the screen can stay outside whatever the weather, come rain or shine. Andy and Adam run through some of the features of the TVs, including