By chriscota@atlcomputerdude.com (ATLcomputerdude) In July, Nokia announced an interesting new direction for the company in the form of the Ozo, a ball-shaped, virtual reality camera aimed at professionals. Well, now it s available for purchase, and at $60,000, it ain t cheap. This is because — unlike some other VR cameras, like the $399 360fly — Nokia Ozo is not meant for the casual user; in fact, In July, Nokia announced an interesting new direction for the company in the form of the Ozo, a ball-shaped, virtual reality camera aimed at professionals. Well, now it s available for purchase, and at $60,000, it ain t cheap. This is because — unlike some other VR cameras, like the $399 360fly — Nokia Ozo is not meant for the casual user; in fact, Nokia calls it the world s first professional virtual reality camera. So what does the Ozo bring to the table? It records 360 x 180-degree spherical video using eight 2K x 2K image sensors at 30 frames per second (fps) as well as somethin
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