There’s the selfie stick (or the selfie pod) and then there’s the Selfie Hat. It is Acer’s Iconia 8 tablet that literally hangs on the side of a big, glittering sombrero that should effortlessly take those precious selfies. Users of the Selfie Hat could easily rotate the sombrero 360 degrees to capture different angles of their faces. The production of this hat is a collaboration between Acer and the designer for the upcoming London Fashion Week. That release set a new benchmark for what a pocket-sized camera could deliver. The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P builds on that foundation. It is slightly larger, and the addition of the dual-lens setup gives it a distinct look that sets it apart from previous iterations. What’s new The biggest hardware change is the addition of a dual-camera system, which pairs a wide-angle main lens with a 60mm medium telephoto lens. Read more in our articles including "Acer’s Selfie Hat, a sombrero with a dangling tablet" and "Apple Education 2026 promos bring discounts to Macs, iPads".
There’s the selfie stick (or the selfie pod) and then there’s the Selfie Hat. It is Acer’s Iconia 8 tablet that literally hangs on the side of a big, glittering sombrero that should effortlessly take those precious selfies.
Users of the Selfie Hat could easily rotate the sombrero 360 degrees to capture different angles of their faces. The production of this hat is a collaboration between Acer and the designer for the upcoming London Fashion Week. That release set a new benchmark for what a pocket-sized camera could deliver.
Our coverage of selfie hat includes: "Acer’s Selfie Hat, a sombrero with a dangling tablet"; "Apple Education 2026 promos bring discounts to Macs, iPads"; "DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Hands-on review". Each article provides unique insights and information.