Spy Gadget’s Micro Camcorder is definitely one of the world’s smallest camcorders that we’ve seen. Designed to actually slip inside an empty pack of gum, this video camera features a “one touch record button,” captures video at a less-than-stellar 15fps, records footage on a microSD card, and can be recharged via USB. Additionally, you can also capture up to 33-hours of low-res video on a 1GB card, and two hours of that can be captured on a single charge.The device retails for $295.
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by Johan on August 20, 2007
Misumi claim that their new spy camera is the smallest camera ever. The company have been making spy-cameras for years, and now they come out with the Snake Camera. Measuring at just 4.4mm in diameter and 15mm in length, it can record 320×240 pixel QVGA video in color and includes an LED light for filming in dark places.
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Spycatcher has rolled out an innovative pair of sunglasses supported with a digital camera on the side. The camera attached to the sunglass can be triggered with an included remote control. Using this device, you can also download pictures to a computer via a USB connection. In addition, these sunglasses are also impact-resistant and have UV protection. get it for $88.
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by Johan on March 6, 2007
The Can-Shaped 35MM camera is perfect for under cover operations. The camera looks just like an ordinary cola can but it features a pop-up viewfinder with shutter lock, auto-focus feature, and a built-in flash. In addition, the spy gadget requires one AA battery. It retails for just $18.00.
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The Digital Spy Camera Pen is a compact camera that fits in your pocket. It can take images and stores them on its built-in 2MB memory. The device also has a voice function which lets you know how many images have been taken and when the power is on or off. The Digital Spy Camera Pen transfers images to your PC using serial cable data (RS-232) which is also included in the product package. Buy it now at Gadget Universe for $59.95.
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by Johan on October 23, 2006
If you want to be like James Bond, taking shots of your bloggers co-workers slacking off in a covert manner to show your boss why you deserve a promotion instead of them. You might need these cameras. Don’t expect the quality of commercial digital cameras with all the bells and whistles such as flash and a high megapixel count. You might get VGA-quality photos as found on entry-level cellphones. There is no word on pricing and availability at the moment. More pictures after the jump!
UberGizmo and Spluch via DigitalCameras@TechFresh.
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The Wireless Bullet Camera is a camera with a highly sensitive microphone as well for audio. It has a built in 2.4 GHz transmitter. Powered by a 9V battery, the camera can transfer data to the receiver up to 25 meters indoor or 50 meters outdoors. The CMOS camera records 356,000 pixel while the microphone can capture audio from across rooms of most sizes.
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by Johan on July 13, 2006
The spy sunglasses record everything you see in front of you within a 92 degree field-of-view which allows you to capture wider spectrum than you may be actually looking at. The camera lens is placed in between your eyes. The sunglasses store the recorded video in MPEG-4 format. The device requires no external battery so you can travel light like a true spy. Not only does it capture video but also records crystal clear digital audio so you don’t need to have any separate equipment for your top secret mission.
Via Coolest Gadgets.
