For $649. I first saw this un-named item at CES and it was thought to be an accessory for the DJI Inspire's detachable camera. Now they include a new camera with it for the $649 price point. And yes, you can use the DJI Inspire camera on it, but at this point it looks like the two are almost exactly the same so why bother? Those DJI Inspire owners might want to consider waiting for the handle to be sold separately.
Something new to check out. No, it doesn't control your lights or appliances, but it does have some smart features other units don't have - particularly the voice recognition, battery, and the 360 degree automated camera all-in-one device.
Its dimensions are 16.5 x 14 x 9. The half inch is just the handle, which while you can cut off, if you just put the bag upside down into the bag checker and it'll pass. The big benefit is that it converts to a full size carry-on if you need it. Quite awesome! The negative is the price, currently $265 but it comes with Eagle Creek's No Matter What Warranty.
Earlier this year I got a parking ticket for street sweeping where I was minutes from when the street sweeping was stated to start. I had a very busy first quarter and filed my appeal on the very last day it was allowed. They said it was received late. I argued it was post-marked on the final day to appeal. They said they would get back to me... They still haven't..
Meanwhile, my fine got doubled to $150 + late fee. (Yes, the fine for street sweeping parking is over $70; $73 according to this article.) Anyway, I have written them FOUR times. I paid the fee first because $150+ is more than I even cared to pay, now they won't bother replying.
This is absolutely ridiculous. I'm really glad there is an organization called the Los Angeles Parking Freedom Initiative fighting for Angelino's rights -- too bad their website is down.
If there is any class action suit going on, I'm in.
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