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This underwater mask comes with a built-in digital camera, allowing the user to shoot stills or video while taking a swim.

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The Micro Stainless Steel Digital Camcorder looks a little like a Zippo flame lighter from a distance. Of course we know it's not, because it won't set your wood ablaze. It will however take some video footage for you, and store it on an SD memory card. Comes with a built in flash, rechargeable battery and a rather low price. $149.99.

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Wristwatches fitted with high-tech gizmos is not a new thing to us, so what's so special about this camera watch? Well, the Kilfitt UKA 659 camera watch is a one-of-a-kind prototype developed during the 1960s in the Munich laboratory of famed optician Heinz Kilfitt.

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Hot on the green, urban heels of Sony's ODO line-up comes their latest eco product, the Twirl N' Take concept camera. Give that wheel a spin for about 15 seconds and the device has enough juice to power its way through a single photograph. The camera is installed in the handle. To see your snaps, you have to connect the cam to a computer since the camera itself lacks a display. How analog of you Sony. [via]

Taking a page from systems like the Sony EyeToy and the Nintendo Wii control scheme, this new camera from Israel's 3DV Systems could bring gaming interaction to a whole new level.

The company's recently revealed ZCam is capable of not only capturing gamers' most intricate gestures, but detecting full-body movements in three dimensions, without the need for the player to hold a controller. The camera's unique ability to detect depth allows it to track motion as well as sample 3D images (the surfaces it can see, that is) in real time.

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If you want a camera monitor in your nursery, but don't want the clash of technical equipment with your floral theme, then My Little Eye might be just the product for you. The camera's lens is embedded in the centre of the flower, which can be clamped anywhere or simply placed on a flat surface, as the base is weighted. Personally, I don't love the colours available, but it's distinctive looking, that's for sure. £125 from Babyworld.

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What do you get when you combine a skateboard wheel, a length of PVC pipe, a driveway marker, a handful of screws, a bolt, washers and nuts, and some Gorilla Tape? Not much, until you throw an awesome new wearable camcorder in the mix. Then, you have one crazy POV video camera system.

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