Smallest Security Spy Camera

Mar 28 2004, 12:10am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

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GadgetMadness.com

The remote head of this tv resolution color security camera is supposedly the smallest on the market, weighing in at .29" in diameter and 1.4" in length. Comes with a micro 3.9mm lens and is also available with a built on light source (.55" diameter and 4" in length.) The remote head is connected to the miniature control unit by a 38" super flexible cable. Recomended applications are security & robotics, although we'd rather snap one of these to the back of an unsuspecting co-worker and see how long they'd wander around with it on.
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