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Sony's pro-targeted Action Cam AS100V splashes down at CES 2014 (pictures)

Though it has the same shape as past Action Cam models, everything else about it is new.

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GoPro killer: Sony's Action Cam AS100V

LAS VEGAS -- Few, if any, action cam makers are in a better position than Sony to steal sizable market share from GoPro. And, with the new HDR-AS100V Action Cam announced at CES 2014, it looks set to do just that.
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New lens and stereo mics

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Splashproof

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Back

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Tripod mount

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Live View Remote

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