Imagine a tiny USB camera with no viewfinder, no LCD screen, no buttons except 1. Stripped down to it's bare functions, this mini USB Digital Camera combines the feeling of not knowing how your shots turned out ala analog film with the ease of USB transfer. No cables are necessary. Just plug it straight away in your computer and always be surprised.
The title should be enough to explain what this is. In case it isn't, it's a flying stick with a camera! Rub it between your palms to get some kinetic energy stored up. Then release and the Flying Stick automatically takes pictures at set intervals. You know what they say, everybody looks 5 lb lighter when photographed from above.
Seitz has created a monster. This 160-megapixel 6 x 17 inch camera might be slightly, well who are we kidding, MUCH bigger than your average point and shoot, but at 160 MP, which could create prints the size of Mars. The camera itself looks like it takes an effort to lift. You have to figure it must be pretty heavy.
This handy dandy little camera attaches to your computer via usb to display the insides of your mouth, big and bright on a computer monitor. One question… why???
Designed specifically for the Motorola RAZR V3 and Motorola KRZR K1, the Mobile Phone Telescope is a gadget even James Bond's Q (the series' gadget master) would love. Simply attach the Mobile Phone Telescope to the camera portion of your Motorola RAZR and you can immediately start zooming in and spying on the New Year.
Some of the weirdest webcams from last year included a foot, a mirror, santa and a dinosaur. Let's start 2008 off with one that looks like a bird.
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