Written on March 19, 2008 – 5:37 am | by Bogdan Alex |

Here’s some more “spyware” extravaganza for you gadget craving senses. This time it’s a solar powered spy camera watch. Nothing too fancy about the looks of it, but this is actually a good idea… you don’t want it to be suspiciously hi-tech and get everyone’s attention.

This gizmo can beam video up to 300 feet away for an hour via the 2.4GHz channel. The watch is able to send footage for an hour per charge while the included DVR will record for up to 6 hours.
What exactly are we dealing with here? OK, you waer the watch comfortably ad turn the camera on. It instantly begins transmitting high quality color video with sound to the supplied receiver – the 2.4GHz Wireless MPEG-4 Recorder DVR. This DVR component can be mistaken for a color LCD mobile phone so you don’t have to worry about it being too intrusive. With this in mind, you can directly view and record exactly what you see and hear one 2.5” LCD color monitor that comes with the DVR recorder.

Now, nobody says this is “spyware” all the way. At least nobody encourages spying for a living. Instead, you could use this as a replacement for your old video camera if you can’t afford a newer HD mini camera.