The Mega Mini Spy Camera Ultra: For Covert Ops

Nov 19 2009, 10:03am CST | by Robert Evans

Have you ever found yourself deep behind enemy lines, hidden by the capricious shadows as you carefully listen in on an enemy planning brief? Of course you have, we've all been there. And we all know how down-and-out annoying it is to be without a camera or audio recorder when the psychopaths you've been tailing admit to their nefarious deeds. Thanks to BrickHouse Security, you need never be in this position again.

Their Mega Mini Spy Camera Ultra is small enough to fit inside a clenched fist, but capable of taking 640 x 480 30 FPS video. It can accept 16 GB micro SD cards, and comes with two rechargeable batteries. BrickHouse brags that their gadget can fit up to 250 hours of video onto one 16 GB card, which gives you plenty of time to get in and out of that tiny despotic nation with the secret intel you need.

This 2 MP camera may not have the best video quality in the world, but it's tiny and built to work under a variety of situations. It can act as a webcam in addition to a camcorder, and comes with a mounting kit and cradle. Interested? $199.95 will put this tiny camera in your pocket just in time for your next secret mission.

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