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Here is a tiny spy camera keychain from JTT that you can always carry with you wherever you go. Available in 4GB of storage space, the camera can take 1280×960 photos or record video in 640×480 resolution @ 29fps. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing so far. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]
Brando is back with another unique spy gadget, this time in the form of a tiny little box called the Tiny Sim Card Spy Ear. So here’s what it does: it works almost like a cellphone, just simply stick a Sim card in there, dial it, and the box will silently answer and then transmit back whatever it hears going on around it. Not to mention, this tiny device also comes with a built-in rechargeable battery and a single power LED. Get it now for just $65. More
Looking for a perfect spy camera? Then check out the Tissue Box Hidden Camera DVR, I bet no one would suspect a DVR to be hiding underneath your kleenex. It captures every movement in high resolution 720×480 pixel D1 video for amazing video quality. It also manages to record in the light as well as in low light/dark conditions and even in black and white. Other features includes a rechargeable 6 hour battery, a hidden SD card slot and a remote control. The device retails for $599.95. [CoolestGadgets]
Draganflyer X6 R/C Helicopter is designed for aerial photography and video. It allows more frequent recon missions at a fraction of the cost of larger surveillance aircraft. Its anti-vibration camera mount is made to hold digital cameras (Night Vision/Thermal/Standard), Hi-Def camcorder, and weapons, offering 90 degrees of remote controlled tilt, while GPS technology will automatically hold the copter steady at one position. The GPS feeds positioning data into the remote control’s LCD from which you get execute variety of tactile controls. It can climb 23 feet per second, turn 90 degrees in the same time or do fly-bys at 30 MPH. To get this cool recon copter, you will need to contact Draganflyer for price, availability and particulars about differing camera modules selection. [DraganFly VIA PeepCulture]
Here is a unique USB mirror Web camera from Brando, a webcam that also doubles up as a tiny mirror. It features a ring of LED lights, which will probably do its best to try and make you look brighter to the person on the other end. But wait, there’s more. The webcam can also be used as a spy web cam, since it appears very much like a normal desk mirror, ain’t that cool! [Brando]
Scientists say they are a step closer to developing materials that could render people and objects invisible. This feat is accomplished by using Metamaterials able to reroute light, forcing light around objects like water flowing around boulders in a stream. The waves of light come in and are swept around the cloak and reconstructed on the other side while avoiding the interior region, so it looks as if they just passed through free space. Watch out guys, someone maybe standing just next to you, invisible! [LiveScience]
Next time you hit the beach for some babe-watchin surfin these sunglasses from Brando might come in handy. It comes with an MP3 player and a camera. It can capture 1.3 megapixel stills, and with the wireless remote you can leave one hand in your pocket to take pictures and use your other hand for something else. The internal 2 GB storage can store up to 10,000 beach babe images. $165. [Brando via PeepCulture]
“Never judge a book by its cover!” they said, but only this time literally. The book camera has CCD camera built within, completely hid from unknowing eyes. It fits on the bookshelf and blends with any stacks of books. The company provides wired and wireless version of the camera. Perfect for those worrying about their room privacies being violated. Price ranges from $99 to $299. [BrickhouseSecurity VIA Upcoming Digital Cameras]
Bristish defense BAE systems has just signed a $40 million contract with the US Army to develop tiny electronic spiders and other insect like robots to enter the battlefield. This new type of device not only served as eyes and ears of soldiers on the battlefield, but also used as sensors to detect chemical and biological weapons. Prototypes could be on the front line by the end of the year, just wait and see! [DailyMail]
Record incriminating evidence with the new Digital Cowboy video camera ballpoint pen. The pen allows you to record videos in H263 (AVI) at 15fps with its CMOS sensor and store them with the 2GB of memory. The pen also features a USB port for video transfer. Now you can record and write all the details down so you wont miss anything! No word on when, where, and how much this nifty pen is going for. [Akihabara]
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