Deja View: Odd $400 Camera Glasses from 2003
Diving into the Deja View Camwear 100 from late 2003! Camera glasses aren't all that odd anymore but the way these work fits the bill. A little video camera that connects to a Walkman-like device and only records after you see something happen. The goal is to be a head mounted TiVo for instant replays of reality! Or maybe it was about capturing bagel stealing squirrel thieves... ● LGR things elsewhere: Patreon / lazygamereviews Bsky https://bsky.app/profile/lgr-yt.bsky.... ● Pertinent links: Camwear CD-ROM https://archive.org/details/deja-view... MagitiQ at CES 2026 • 11 Tech We Saw at CES 2026 (Media Days) ● Background music licensed from Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com 00:00 an LGR Oddware intro 00:41 Camwear Model 100 02:11 CIF video quality 03:14 who made it & why 05:49 what happened 06:50 unboxing it 08:23 the hardware itself 09:44 replacing the battery 11:54 mounting the camera 13:20 controls, usage 13:37 thrifty test footage 15:51 unreliable creepiness 17:05 trippy sunlight 17:41 audio tests 18:49 computer software 20:00 final thoughts #LGR #retro #camera #glasses #oddware
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