1. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.engadget.com 11 million unique visitors monthly
Pivothead video glasses offer impressive quality, we go hands-on (sample video)
By Zach Honig posted Feb 22nd 2012 1:06PM
“ There's a new adventure video capture company in town, and both Zeyez and GoPro would have good reason to be afraid. You may not have heard of Pivothead -- the company has had a remarkably quiet push
to market over the last few months -- but the video recording eyewear startup could very well become a household name after its first products hit the market... ”
www.ktla.com Reach: 5.4 million
KTLA Quote by Dave Malkoff
“There are a lot of sunglasses out there but only one that does this, through these sunglasses they record 1080p HD video”
www.spike.com 3.1 million unique visitors monthly
12th largest cable network
Spike TV – Katie’s Tech Crush Quote by Katie Lindendoll
“The gadgets I’m geeking out on now are Pivothead Video Recording glasses, not out on the market but coming soon”

2. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.zdnet.com 23 million unique visitors monthly
Five signs the mobile phone form factor is maxed out
March 1, 2012
“ On-person hardware is set to explode, providing the surprise we’ve been craving. Google’s recent decision to sell head-up display (HUD) glasses later this year caused a bit of a stir, and there’s no telling if the idea
will flop or change the game. But Google is not alone in this endeavor. In fact, HUD displays are commonly used in the military and for industrial purposes, so what is to stop them from trickling into the mass market?
Moreover, retinal displays are also in development. If you want cool eyeglass technology sooner, Pivothead video-glasses are due out next month. They’ll allow you to record anything you are looking at in high
quality. Some futurists envision all of this evolving towards microscopic, wireless, implantable devices linking neural activity directly to electronic circuitry. ”
www.gearpatrol.com
Pivothead Video Recording Eyewear
Eyewear Turned Spywear
By Ben Bowers on February 23, 2012
“ GoPro may be the leading provider of tag-a-long video equipment when crazy adventures call, but that doesn’t mean their solution is the only way to let your body be the camera man. Pivothead is peddling a new
line of video recording eyewear. At the moment, four styles of glasses are available, all of which look like the typical shades someone like Kenny Powers might desire. ”
“ Pivothead’s clear advantage over other video solutions is the ability to capture a seemingly natural first person view of your lack of concern for safety. They’re also more discreet (re: less tumor-like)... ”
www.crazyengineers.com
Pivothead Sunglass Records 1080p Videos, Employs Sony’s CMOS Sensor
Posted by Abhishek Swain on February 24, 2012
“ Pivothead has recently announced a thrilling eye wear that bears capability to record 1080p videos. ”
“ Interestingly, the camera within the device employs Sony’s CMOS sensor which is optimized to capture crisp clear images at a greater pace. It is even surprising to know that Apple’s iPhone 4 and 4S uses the same
sensor from Sony. The lenses include coating to avoid scratches, reflection and even possess capability to filter out unwanted frequencies of light. Now the company is on its way, doing all pre-launch stuffs and has
plans to launch the device... ” “Clash your hands and get a device for yourself soon... ”
www.kurzweilai.net
Pivothead video glasses offer impressive quality, we go hands-on (sample video)
February 28, 2012
“ Pivothead’s camera lens is mounted at a 90-degree angle, so you can expect to record whatever you’re looking at... ”

3. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.gizmag.com
Pivothead glasses record what you see in 1080p
By James Holloway
03:38 February 24, 2012
“ Pivothead's entry into the small market of sunglasses with built-in video cameras threatens to knock much of the competition into a cocked hat this April, thanks to its ability to capture 1080p video. The glasses
additionally include an 8 MP stills camera, a 44.1 kHz microphone...” “...and continuous auto-focus. ”
There's are features here to pique the interest of photographers. The stills camera employs a Sony CMOS sensor, optimized for capturing high speed images at good quality. CMOS sensors are used in both the iPhone
4 and 4S, though Engadget suggests the sensor in the Pivothead glasses may be a more recent 4S-beater. Stills can be captured in 3, 5 or 8 MP resolutions and there are burst modes to take three, five, 10 or 16 stills
in rapid succession. A variety of time-lapse options take either individual stills or bursts at 1, 8, 30 and 60-second intervals.
The glasses themselves have lenses that filter out unwanted frequencies at both the infrared and ultraviolet ends of the spectrum, and apparently include anti-scratch, anti-reflection and hydrophobic coatings.
www.efytimes.com
Sunglasses With Built-in Video Cameras By Pivothead
Pivothead has launched sunglasses with built-in video cameras that record what you see in full HD 1080p video.
Monday, February 27, 2012
“ Now, your getaways can be recorded on the go as you enjoy the scenic beauty on your vacation with this high-tech eye protector. Pivothead has now forayed into the market of sunglasses and has launched its first
product which comes equipped with built-in video cameras. Furthermore, you can shoot videos in 1080p with the help of this gadget. ”
www.thrillist.com
The helmet cam just got served
“ Shepherding "walking in another man's shoes" into the 21st century (a time when fewer and fewer people are sharing shoes due to the rise of sneakers with weird toes on the end), Pivothead's colorful, actually
cool-looking shades can record 8GB of incredible POV video (or photos) via their built-in HD cam & mic, enabling state-of-the-art effects ranging from time-lapse to... wait for it... black and white mode! ”

4. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.thetechblock.com
Pivothead video glasses record in 1080p, won’t make you look like a douche
Posted by Jon Dick on Feb 24, 2012
“ Want a hands-free solution for recording your latest death-defying adventure but don’t feel like sacrificing your fashion sense to do it? That rules out anything from GoPro, but Pivothead’s got just what you’re
looking for with its line of video camera-equipped sunglasses. The company offers the glasses in four different styles, and each boasts the ability to capture 1080p video at 30 frames per second, 8-megapixel Sony
optics for stills, continuous auto-focus, and 8GB of on-board storage — all for $350. Cool. ”
www.theawesomer.com
Pivothead Video Eyewear
“ Think GoPro, but built into your shades. ”
www.technobuffalo.com
Pivothead Video Glasses
“ Thrill seekers, outdoor enthusiasts, private detectives: why settle for ordinary, boring sunglasses when you can wear ones that record video? ” “ Pivothead video glasses can shoot at 30fps at both 720p and 1080p,
and 60fps in 720p in H.264/MPEG-4 formats. Simply sport them as regular sunglasses, or tap a button on the frame’s left side and start recording video instantly. If you want to snap pictures, Pivothead can capture
8-megapixel stills with its Sony CMOS sensor – similar to that found in the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The glasses even come equipped with lenses that filter out both infrared and ultraviolet frequencies, as well as
anti-scratch, anti-reflection and hydrophobic coatings. At the suggested retail price of $349, you’ll definitely be getting your moneys worth.
www.slashgear.com
Pivothead video glasses can record in 1080p
Rue Liu, Feb 24th 2012
“ Pivothead has introduced its first entry into the market of sunglasses with built-in video cameras. Outdoor enthusiasts and thrill seekers get to protect their eyes and record what they see during their adventures.”

5. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.kneedeepflyfishing.com
PIVOTHEAD VIDEO RECORDING EYEWEAR
February 24th, 2012 Gadgets
“ If you’re into capturing any of your outdoor or adventure sports, you’ve heard of the GoPro POV camera, which can attach to a fly rod, helmet, chest harness, ski, surfboard, or hell even a fish, you name it. Badass.
But, imagine if you didn’t have to attach your camera to anything. Imagine if you could wear it built into something you’re almost always wearing for just about anything outdoors, Sunglasses. Thats right Pivothead
video recording eyewear puts an HD video camera capable of recording 1080p at 30fps and 8mp photos all in a pair of sunglasses. ”
www.cameratown.com
Pivothead Video Recording Eyewear Hitting the Streets in April
February 22, 2012
“ Pivothead is bringing to market stylish sunglasses with integrated 8-megapixel digital camera and 1080p HD video recording. The action sports POV camera market has exploded over the past few years with
cameras from GoPro and Contour being found attached to helmets, surfboards, and bike handles everywhere. Now, with social video taking over YouTube and Facebook, a new market is emerging in wearable
cameras - wearable video glasses. ”
www.zmescience.com
Record your POV with Pivothead glasses
Wed, Feb 29, 2012
“ ...Pivothead might become a brand to remember soon enough, following the market launch of its eyewear video recording product. Though they might look like normal polarized glasses, the Pivothead eyewear
can actually record or capture photos at very high resolution and quality, essentially filming your POV. The product is set to revolutionize extreme sports coverage. ”
www.geekswipe.blogspot.com
Virtual Photography Vision From Pivothead
Feb , 2012
“ Now photographers can digitally see their own visual world. Pivothead has innovated new sunglasses with built-in video cameras. Now we can get to protect our eyes and at the same time record things we see
every day. ”

6. IN THE PRESS 2012
www.dealernews.com
Pivothead has nifty way to record video while riding
March 1, 2012
“ Pivothead, founded in 2010, specializes in stylish, hands-free video recording eyewear that offers the same components and features as full-sized camcorders and cameras. Features include HD capabilities, a Sony
8MP Image Sensor, gyroscope image stabilization, 8GB of onboard memory, continuous auto focus, 16-shot burst-capture still images, and six pre-set recording modes optimized for activity type. ”
www.coolandskull.com
Pivothead Video Recorder Glasses
Feb, 2012
“ For those who like extreme sports and like to record their adventures, do not miss these awesome video recorder glasses, brought to you by Pivothead. They have several designs, pretty good indeed, and the camera
is barely visible. Definitely a gadget for those who like things well done and stylish. Great! ”
www.geektech.ie
1080p video recording glasses by Pivothead
Sat, Feb 25, 2012
“ The new company Pivothead has just announced there first product, It’s actually pretty cool and shocking how simple and great they look. The idea is straight foward. They are stylish sunglasses with a built in video
recorded that can record full 1080p video @30 FPS, but also they can record in 720@30 FPS and 720p@60 FPS. ”