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You tried to shoot a quick handheld movie with your smartphone the other night. And it wound up looking like you shot it in the middle of an [earthquake](http://www.engadget.com/2011/08/23/east-coast-earthquake-brings-down-cell-phone-landline-service/). Before putting your video editing application's "Analyze for Stabilization" feature to the test, have a gander at Glidetrack's Mobislyder. Essentially a combination of a roll track and a [skateboard](http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/03/shibaura-institute-of-technology-shows-off-robo-skateboard/), the Mobislyder ships with a variety of mounts to fit a selection of smartphones, camcorders and compact cameras. This, combined with four non-rolling feet and a swivel mount, allow the Mobislyder to be used at almost any low angle. That thing you're peering at above is available for $135, which could be a solid deal for a good, steady, sliding platform to shoot from. Or, it could be $96 more than the parts you picked up from [Radio Shack](http://www.engadget.com/tag/RadioShack/) and Home Depot to perform the exact same function. A full video demo awaits after the break.
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