They won't ship to Au
Looks like GoPro is doing a incremental update like apple
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From the front, the Hero 3+ Black looks all but identical to the Hero 3 Black. Upon closer inspection you'll see that the lens looks ever so slightly different. That's because it's been rebuilt. The new f/2.8 lens is a major improvement. Everything is much sharper than it was before. GoPro has clearly tweaked its imaging software, too, because color balance is greatly improved. Also, look at those first surf shots in the video. Despite the fact that the sun is behind me and shining directly into the camera, you can still see my face really well. That's a real improvement in dynamic range. There isn't as much image distortion or ghosting, either. GoPro claims a 33-percent improvement, though we're not sure how we'd quantify that.
http://gizmodo.com/gopro-hero-3-hands-on-a-nice-bump-but-not…
There are also improvements to the optics, which GoPro claims gives a 33 percent increase in image sharpness, while reducing artifacts by a factor of two. Feature-wise there's a new 1080 "SuperView" mode which takes footage from 4:3 aspect ratio, and presents it in an immersive 16:9 view. Other improvements include a new auto-low light mode that will adjust the frame rate on the fly, revised audio internals, four times faster WiFi and wireless camera updates via your phone. Despite all of these additions, and the smaller form, it's claimed that your new GoPro will potentially offer up to 30 percent extra battery life, too.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/01/gopro-reveals-hd-hero3plu…
The new Hero3+ model and accessories are available through the GoPro website. In Australia, the Black Edition will retail for AU$529, while the Silver Edition will be AU$429.
This just got released yesterday?