1. 1 HD HERO Camera (5 megapixel)
2. 1 Rechargeable 1100 mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
3. 1 Waterproof Quick-Release Housing (180’/60 m)
4. 1 Headlamp-Style Head Strap
5. 1 Vented Helmet Strap
6. 2 Curved, 3M™ Adhesive Mounts
7. 2 Flat, 3M Adhesive Mounts
8. 1 Three-Way Pivoting Side Arm Assembly
9. 2 Quick-Release Buckles
10. 1 USB Cable
11. 1 Component Video (HDTV) Cable
12. 1 Composite Video + Audio Out Cable
13. Warranty: One Year

Another big but so far not useful thing on the new camera is the expansion port. they plan on offering a bigger back door for the case, so you can fit in an external LCD screen for replays or an extra battery pack. I like the idea. I'm thinking they could probably go ahead and work on making the camera smaller even if it costs a bit more, in the next generation, though. I like GoPro enough to use it, even though gadgets on the mountain or in the surf piss me off by way of distraction. Now that they've got mounts, higher resolutions and battery endurance covered, I think making it even smaller is the next step to making it more enjoyable. http://gizmodo.com/5396576/gopro-hero-hd-camera-review

The GoPro Hero Motorsports Wide is powered on by holding the power/mode select button. Next, a shooting mode is chosen by repeatedly pressing the mode select button. In video mode, the GoPro Hero is able to record up to an hour of video with sound at 512x384 pixels on a 2GB SD card. The card, of course, is not included.

The camera also features still photography modes. Interval mode captures about 1,940 5-megapixel still photos at intervals of 2 or 5 seconds on a 2GB SD card. There are also single-shot and timer-shot modes.

Finally, in the GoPro Hero's settings menu, users can adjust video playback mode (PAL or NTSC), auto-shutoff timers, and even set the Hero to rotate all captured images 180 degrees for those times when the unit is mounted upside-down. http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/gopro-hero-motorsports-wide/4505-6501_7-33427941.html