Ever wondered where your pets go, what they do, when you’re not around to watch them? ith the Eyenimal pet camera, you always have your eye on them.

Eyenimal is the first camera that straps around your pet’s neck and let’s you experience the world, from his perspective. Whether you want to check out his daily habits, or simply relieve all the fun times you had together, Eyenimal is just what you need. It has 8 Gb of memory,  shoots footage in VGA format and connects to your computer via USB.

This dandy gadget uses a special clip that keeps firmly attached to the animal’s collar, but should it come off, Eyenimal has an area where you can write your name and contact details. You can order the Eyenimal from the official site, for 99 euros.

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Pentax has just unveiled its new OPTIO W90 camera, a rugged device that can take some serious punishment as well as crisp, quality photos.

The Pentax OPTIO W80 was an impressive camera that could pretty much withstand anything you threw at it, but its successor, the W90 puts it to shame. The new OPTIO W90 is a waterproof, shockproof, coldproof, dustproof and whatever-you-can-think-of-proof. You can use it underwater at depths of 20 feet, drop it from heights of up to 4 feet, and take photos at temperatures as low as 14 degrees Fahrenheit.

But the technological specs of the Pentax OPTIO W90 are just as impressive as its sturdiness. It features a 12.1 megapixel camera with a high-resolution CCD sensor, 5x internal optical zoom lens and Digital Microscope mode, for shots as close as 1 cm.

There is however one catch when it comes to buying a Pentax OPTIO W90, you’ll probably break it by taking its sturdiness to the extreme. I know that’s what I’d do.

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Before you get too excited, I should tell you NEC just introduced their new wonder chip, we probably won’t see it on a phone before the end of the year.

Still the NEC CE151 camera chip is quite a breakthrough that supposedly makes mobiles comparable to DSLR cameras. Among the most impressive features of NEC’s new chip are the HD video recording capabilities and the shooting of still images of up to 13 megapixels.

There was no official statement on when we can expect NEC to implement the CE151 chip in its handhelds, but I wouldn’t hold my breath. Be sure to check the rest of its features, after the break.

• Easy to use API
• Will be backwards compatible with earlier NEC CE chips, providing a smooth transition to the CE151
• Noise-reduction function to minimize lens distortion commonly found in phone cameras
• Reduced energy consumption of appr. 25% from the CE143

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Don’t try to listen to music on this iPod because you will probably end up in a video or something. This a fake-iPod device which includes a spy cam, but I’m not pretty sure this is a practical spying thing. Even so, you can place the fake iPod anywhere you want thanks to the included 360-degree stand but you still need to find an explanation for your friends when they’ll ask why is an iPod mounted on the wall, so you better wear it around the neck.

The device features microSD/SDHC card slot and allows you to record videos at 640 x 480 pixels, at a rate of 25fps or to take pictures at 1600 x 1200 pixels. If you find this fake-iPod spying camera useful you can put your hands on it for $39.

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The Twin Video is a camcorder created by Ion Audio which is able to record two different things at the same time, such as two guys standing face-to-face and having a conversation. The camcorder has a camera and a microphone on both back and front sides and allows you to choose which camera will record picture-in-picture and which will be the full-sized master. You can also choose the split-screen option in order to show both.  The Twin Video camcorder uses SD or SDHC memory cards, it can be connected to a computer via USB and it is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery. The device is expected to go on sale in the first half of 2010.

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The SonyEricsson Vivaz is a smartphone, also known as Kurara . The phone isn’t running on Android as you probably thought, but under Symbian S60 OS which I think is kinda old operating system for mobile phones. Then where is the piece of resistance? It’s the 8.1 MP camera, capable of shooting HD videos ( 720p ) and I’m sure you won’t see lots of mobile phones equipped with this. The camera also features image stabilization, geotagging, smile recognition and continuous autofocusing.

The SonyEricsson Vivaz will go on sale this quarter and the selling price will be between $670 and $750.

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The portable USB speaker is compatible with MP3/MP4/PSP/NDS/IPOD/IPHONE/MEIZU M8  and others. It also features a 5 MP webcam and microphone and  it is powerd by an external Lithium battery. The device doesn’t require any software driver to run under Windows Vista and XP.

You can have it for $53.99 from GizFever.com

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