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  • Transcend DrivePro 520 - Dual lenses for double the safety

    01 Sep 2016

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    For drivers concerned about safety on the road, the Transcend DrivePro 520 is the ideal dual-lens dash cam, which provides optimum video protection.


    The world is a strange place and just about becoming stranger, peculiarly on the roads. From miscreant drivers and reckless bikers to carpark hit-and-runs and crazy road-roaming Pokemon GO players, it's safe to say a dash cam should be in every car in the event of a fender bender because it can prevent many legal headaches by recording the facts.

    The DrivePro 520's rotatable rear camera has four inbuilt infrared LEDs for low-light conditions

    Eyes on the road and in the cabin

    Made by leading global brand of digital storage, multimedia and industrial products Transcend Information, Inc., the DrivePro 520 is the company's latest creation.

    Transcend has implemented the Total Quality Control concept throughout the company, and was the first memory module manufacturer in Taiwan - and the second in the world - to receive ISO 9001, ISO 14001, QC080000 and ISO/TS 16949 approval.

    The DrivePro 520 is dual-lens dash cam, which provides drivers and passengers with optimum protection. It features a wide-angle, front-facing camera, which captures high-definition 1080p videos and a rotatable rear camera, which has four inbuilt infrared LEDs.

    The rear-facing camera lets you record sharp in-car videos at night or in low-light conditions and is useful for the police, bus and taxi drivers, and others working in transportation. When low-light conditions are detected, the infrared LEDs turn on to enhance rear image recording, giving car owners and vehicle operators a higher level of in-car safety.



    Simple operation


    In addition to having a 2.4-inch display, the DrivePro 520's Wi-Fi system means you can operate it via a smart phone or tablet device -stream, download, and share videos on iOS and Android devices.


    The G-Sensor feature detects impacts and begins emergency recording mode
    The DrivePro 520 also has integrated GPS (during an incident, the GPS helps precisely locate where you are so as to contact emergency road services, police, or an insurance company) and mandatory dash cam features like a Transcend 32GB High Endurance memory card, which can stand up to 6,000 hours of high-definition video recording, and a G-Sensor, which detects impacts and begins emergency recording mode.

    This prevents overwriting of the recording made of the critical moments leading up to an incident.

    Last but not least, the DrivePro 520's convenient snapshot feature lets you take photos while recording. During an incident, you can also remove the camera from the vehicle to make a record of damage.

    Own one today

    The Transcend DrivePro 520 is available from Convergent Systems (S) Pte Ltd and its trusted distributors at $289. The company is located at 9 Ubi Crescent, Singapore (408572) and is open from Mondays to Fridays, from 9:00am to 6:30pm.

    For more enquiries, Convergent Systems is contactable at 6337 0177 or via its website.
    Nigel Yong
    Text by Nigel Yong
    Writing may be my thing, but cars, well, that's just pure passion that I simply cannot get rid off.
    Photos by Low Fai Ming
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    Transcend DrivePro 520 - Dual lenses for double the safety

    01 Sep 2016

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    8,524 views

    For drivers concerned about safety on the road, the Transcend DrivePro 520 is the ideal dual-lens dash cam, which provides optimum video protection.


    The world is a strange place and just about becoming stranger, peculiarly on the roads. From miscreant drivers and reckless bikers to carpark hit-and-runs and crazy road-roaming Pokemon GO players, it's safe to say a dash cam should be in every car in the event of a fender bender because it can prevent many legal headaches by recording the facts.

    The DrivePro 520's rotatable rear camera has four inbuilt infrared LEDs for low-light conditions

    Eyes on the road and in the cabin

    Made by leading global brand of digital storage, multimedia and industrial products Transcend Information, Inc., the DrivePro 520 is the company's latest creation.

    Transcend has implemented the Total Quality Control concept throughout the company, and was the first memory module manufacturer in Taiwan - and the second in the world - to receive ISO 9001, ISO 14001, QC080000 and ISO/TS 16949 approval.

    The DrivePro 520 is dual-lens dash cam, which provides drivers and passengers with optimum protection. It features a wide-angle, front-facing camera, which captures high-definition 1080p videos and a rotatable rear camera, which has four inbuilt infrared LEDs.

    The rear-facing camera lets you record sharp in-car videos at night or in low-light conditions and is useful for the police, bus and taxi drivers, and others working in transportation. When low-light conditions are detected, the infrared LEDs turn on to enhance rear image recording, giving car owners and vehicle operators a higher level of in-car safety.



    Simple operation


    In addition to having a 2.4-inch display, the DrivePro 520's Wi-Fi system means you can operate it via a smart phone or tablet device -stream, download, and share videos on iOS and Android devices.


    The G-Sensor feature detects impacts and begins emergency recording mode
    The DrivePro 520 also has integrated GPS (during an incident, the GPS helps precisely locate where you are so as to contact emergency road services, police, or an insurance company) and mandatory dash cam features like a Transcend 32GB High Endurance memory card, which can stand up to 6,000 hours of high-definition video recording, and a G-Sensor, which detects impacts and begins emergency recording mode.

    This prevents overwriting of the recording made of the critical moments leading up to an incident.

    Last but not least, the DrivePro 520's convenient snapshot feature lets you take photos while recording. During an incident, you can also remove the camera from the vehicle to make a record of damage.

    Own one today

    The Transcend DrivePro 520 is available from Convergent Systems (S) Pte Ltd and its trusted distributors at $289. The company is located at 9 Ubi Crescent, Singapore (408572) and is open from Mondays to Fridays, from 9:00am to 6:30pm.

    For more enquiries, Convergent Systems is contactable at 6337 0177 or via its website.
    Nigel Yong
    Text by Nigel Yong
    Writing may be my thing, but cars, well, that's just pure passion that I simply cannot get rid off.
    Photos by Low Fai Ming
    24.4k

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    transcend drivepro 520 transcend drivepro transcend drivepro 520 dash cam dash camera dashboard cam dashboard camera dual-lens dual-lens dash cam dual lens dashboard cam dual-lens dashboard camera

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