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more about #spycam more comments → Xagest: I don't know if the second part will work so well in some places. "OMG, this house has wifi EVERYWHERE!!" more » GitEmSteveDave_HatesFriday: Mark, is that why I saw you on my cams trying on my clothes while I was at work? more » fuchikoma: I know the officially say it's an IR laser, but I'm thinking it's red LEDs since otherwise you'd need a camera to see it, or the lenses you detect wou... more » Jux: My name is Erin Andrews, and I endorse this product. more » The Lab: Seems like the whole point of hidden cameras is to hide them somewhere inconspicuous. Some one seeing this can will be likely to try and open it or r... more » Hiro-of-Shadows: They're using the old Coke Zero logo. In the newer one, each letter gets thinner than the last in the real one. Example: #cokespycam more » badhatharry: But the RDA for spy cameras is only one. I like to have maybe for or five coke zeros. #cokespycam more » Orgasmic-Chemist: my fake coke can does not have a video camera in it. and it certainly doesn't lead to a low calorie life-style. #cokespycam more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: nightvision, wireless and the size of pack'o cigarettes... sounds about right for a pervert shoving it on a girls' locker room... or hidden sex cam. ... more » GitEmSteveDave_HatesFriday: Brick House Security? Don't they make that tracker thing that helps Moms find their lost kids after dumping their bag out to find the tracker, th... more » Scotland: . more » Curves: Privacy is a myth from long ago. No such thing exists any more. No wonder paranoia is on the rise. (And stop plotting against me, I KNOW you are.) more » GitEmSteveDave_HatesFriday: Gold is nice and all, but I don't want to give up my titanium Abyss replica ring. I will test this out though, if anyone wants me too.... more » Curves: Someone will use this ring to take covert pictures of men who have just slipped off their own wedding rings and dropped them in their pocket before wa... more » Hello Mister Walrus: What is you wear this to work, and then use a urinal without remembering to turn it off? That would be an awkward video. more » -
#spycam
Spy Camera Detector Guarantees Your Privates Are on the Internet
Some people are ashamed of their bodies. Me? I regularly strip in questionable environments, just for the thrill that my tush may be showing up on some subscription Russian voyeur site. This spycam detector can save heartache for us both. More » -
#spycam
Coke Zero Has Zero Calories and Sugar, But Is High In Spy Cameras
This realistic-looking can of Coke Zero isn't filled with a refreshing, low calorie soda—it's actually a 4GB spy cam DVR that can capture footage in VGA (640×480) resolution. More » -
#surveillance
Wi-Spy EX30 Spy Cam: For The Paranoid Porn Addict
Whether you're hunting for jobs at work, or taking some "alone time", the Wi-Spy wireless surveillance system can avoid anyone sneaking up on you. It's also good for stuff that matters, like keeping an eye on your kid's safety. More » -
#cameras
Ring-Activated Spy Camera Mixes James Bond with some Captain Planet
Brando's new button spy camera is one step closer to international super spy. You wave an ordinary looking gold ring near the device to take photos and video. More » -
#clothing
Thanko Camera Necktie Is the Stuff of Spies, Bored Office Workers
There is absolutely no aspect of your job that necessitates the use of a spycam necktie. I'm sorry, but your work just isn't that interesting. But that's why Man was given imagination. More » -
#hiddencameras
Hidden Nametag Camera Looks Slick, Will Probably Get You Caught
Hidden camera rule #17: try not to put them in things that people intently stare at as soon as they meet you. More » -
#politics
The 'Barack' Obaba Spycam Belt Buckle
That's not a typo. You can celebrate the inauguration the old fashioned way, with a spycam/DVR belt buckle featuring a visage that in no way resembles our future President. More » -
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#spycams
Minox Spy Camera Goes Digital, Still Tiny Enough to Please Q
Spy-technology aficionados will know about Minox's miniature camera and it's genuine espionage heritage, and now the camera's gone all modern with a digital face lift. A 5-megapixel sensor's been plopped into the Digital SpyCam, which remains tiny at just 3 and 3/8 x 1 and 3/16 x 7/8-inches and weighing in at 2.1 ounces: small enough to disappear into a leather-clad fist when it needs to be concealed. With a lithium battery, and 42mm equivalent lens, plus capability of saving onto 16GB memory cards, it's no slouch either. Budding spys, and perhaps genuine ones (Mi6 take note) will be able to grab one now for $199. [Minox]
