Gallery: This Camera Band for Apple Watch Is Legit. But Who Needs It?

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    CMRA is an Apple Watch band with two built-in cameras.
  • One camera faces outwards another towards your face for selfies.
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    One camera faces outwards; another towards your face for selfies.
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    The watchband can chrage at the same time as the Apple Watch
  • To take a photo you press the button once to take a video press to switch between cameras tap twice.
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    To take a photo you press the button once; to take a video press; to switch between cameras tap twice.
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    A front-facing camera lets you video chat.
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    The CMRA's outward facing camera.
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