July 9, 2013

Announcing Midland’s Newest HD Wearable Video Camera

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Midland Radio Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of two new cameras to its line of High Definition Wearable Video Cameras, the XTC280 and XTC285. The cameras are in full HD for a crisp, clear picture with a lens that focuses from five inches to infinity to make sure you don’t miss a shot. These cameras feature one button record for simple operation and image stabilization for a steady picture when filming.

The XTC280 and XTC285 cameras offer several easy mounting accessories created to fit everyone’s needs, from mountain biking to swimming with the kids. Mounting options range from a car mount kit to head straps and handlebar mounts. Use the goggle mount for scuba diving or skiing. Hunters and shooting enthusiasts will enjoy mounts designed specifically for them, including a picatinny rail mount, an over under shotgun mount and a rifle mount. The only thing limiting how you film with these cameras is your imagination.

The XTC action cameras are both budget and family friendly. MSRP is $149.99 for the black and silver XTC280 and $169.99 for the XTC285 featuring Mossy Oak® Break-Up® camouflage.

“These cameras keep with the Midland philosophy of providing high-quality products at a great value,” said Charlie Speights, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Midland. “Now when you go shopping for a video camera, you have an affordable choice that doubles as an easy to use family and action camera.”

The XTC280 and XTC285 Value Packs each include a 1080p HD Action Camera, submersible case, universal mount, two 3M adhesive pads, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB cable, and universal mounting base. They will be available at retailers across the country this summer.

To learn more about Midland XTC Wearable Video Cameras and other great products, please visit www.midlandusa.com. To watch example videos filmed with the XTC in 1080p HD, please visit www.youtube.com/midlandusa.

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