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By fear Liszewski

Ok, it’s add that we’ve managed to diminish digital recording and camera equipment to the disc where it crapper be unseeable nearly anywhere. But foregather because we can, doesn’t mean we should! Case in point, this somewhat innoxious hunting Bic-esque device hides a 640×480 25fps recording camera and a 1280×1024 digital ease camera. While you could belike impart absent with snapping the irregular move equal patch illumination up a smoke, how are you questionable to nonchalantly effort a recording with this thing? Not to conceive when someone needs asks you to avow a reddened and discovers the USB connector unseeable low the cap. Oh and the fact it doesn’t actually display a flame. $49 from Gadget.brando.com.hk.

[ Fake Generic Lighter Spy Camera Camcorder ] VIA [ CrunchGear ]

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GiSTEQ — the GPS phototagger folks — are back on the scene with TripBook, a novel approach to the art of mileage tracking. The idea is simple: You plug the device into your vehicle’s lighter, at which point it powers up and preserves all the sordid details of your journey — time, distance, route and so forth. Once your saga concludes (or, as Joseph Campbell once put it, when you return “to the world of common day”) the data can be exported to your PC (sorry, Mac users) for creating IRS-compliant mileage reports. The device, vehicle adapter, USB cable and all pertinent software and manuals are available from the manufacturer for $99.

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By Andrew Liszewski

Well, maybe flamethrower is a bit of a stretch, but for pyromaniacs on a budget this Pistolight, designed by Sooda Mayer, could provide a similar thrill the next time they’re disposing of an abandoned warehouse. The horizontal orientation of the lighter also apparently also makes it easier for regular folk to light candles, tea lights etc. I can’t find any pricing info, but I don’t expect them to cost much more than the lighter itself.

[ Pistolight ] VIA [ Nerd Approved ]

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