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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If you think you have what it takes to shot the next Avatar, but lack the necessary camera, DXG’s new 3D camcorder leaves you with excuses.

At only $400, the new DXG 3D camcorder is chap enough for the poorest would-be-movie-director out there. It shoots in 3D, yes, but for this low a price, you can’t expect something like 3D HD. Still the standard VGA is decent enough. The DXG 3D camcorder even comes with a 7″ digital photo viewer that allows you to view your 3D footage, right after you shoot it. The videos save in motion JPEG format.

It’s no Phantom Flex camcorder, but this piece of equipment is the best you can hope to find at just $400.

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Sanyo has annonunced its popular Xacti camcorder series will be getting two new additions, the DMX-CG100 and the DMX CH1.

The only difference between Sanyo’s new gadgets is their shape. While the DMX-CH1 has a more conventional shape, the CG100 stays true to Sanyo’s original design. features of these new camcorders include 14 megapixel CMOS sensors, 1920×1080 pixels resolution, 5x optical zoom, HDMI out and microSD card slot able to accomodate up to 64 Gb of storage memory.

The Sanyo DMX-CG100 and DMX-CH1 stand out from the crowd through their ability to save videos as H.264 files, sparing you the effort of converting them. The CG100 wil be available in white, red and blue, while the CH1 comes in silver, pink and blue.

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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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Japanese camera giant Casio, first showcased the revolutionary Green Slim projector at CES, and now more details emerge.

The Casio Green Slim is the world’s first high-brightness projector able to render video in a light room, without the help of a high-pressure mercury lamp. The engineers at Casio managed to pull this off by combining laser, fluorescent and LED technology, and creating a high-output of green light.

Another interesting feature of Casio’s projector is its small, slim body. Measuring no more than a standard piece of paper, it’s also just 1.7 inches thick and weighs only 5 pounds. The Green Slim projector uses DLP light-projection technology and can handle resolutions up to 1280×800.

According to Casio’s press release, the Green Slim projector’s lamp has a lifespan of 20,000 (more than ten times that of ordinary projectors) and can achieve full brightness in 8 seconds. No word yet on this baby’s pricing.

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Japanese tech giant Sanyo has announced another model of their now famous XACTI camcorders, the CG 110.

Maintaining the same comfortable, pistol-grip shape Sanyo camcorders have become famous for, the XACTI CG 110 also comes with pretty kick-ass features. This cool-looking video-recording device is capable of 1080p, 60 fps video-clips as well as 14.4 megapixel still shots. Onboard memory is a decent 16 Gb, but thanks to the SD card slot, you can add up to 64 GB extra memory.

Other cool features of the Sanyo XACTI CG 1010 include 5x optical zoom, a stereo speaker, flash, digital image stabilization and face detection. According to the official announcement, you’ll get up to an hour of full HD filming or about 190 shots, on a single battery charge.

The new XACTI CG 110 camcorder will be launched this April, in Japan. No word yet on the price.

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If you’re looking for an easy, cheap double-screen notebook, look no further than the Sideline Cinq, a sweet add-on LCD monitor for your machine.

Double-screened laptops are not easy to come by these days, but the 10.1 inch Sideline Cinq is a relatively cheap and easy-to-install solution. It connects to both Windows and Mac laptops via USB and can be attached to the notebook or placed on a stand.

When in comes out, in the third quarter of 2010, the Sideline Cinq will offer both landscape and portrait views, at a price of $249. If you pre-order from the Sideline website, you can get the Cinq for the reduced price of $199.

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The Apple iPhone isn’t exactly known for its outstanding video-camera, so it’s no wonder people are trying to come up with ways to improve on that. Here’s what ThinkGeek has for you:

The Owle Video Rig uses anodized billet aluminum, a mini boom-mic and a wide angle lens to make you feel like a professional film maker. All you have to do is nestle your iPhone inside the metal and silicone case of the OWLE and you’re set to become the next James Cameron.

Check more OWLE photos and features after the jump

Features:

• Anodized aluminum case improves iPhone camera with upgraded lens and boom mic
• Improves video or still shots
• Works with iPhone 3G or 3GS (However 3G requires additional app to shoot video and the quality is poor)
• iPhone fits inside included silicone case, then mounts inside the aluminum housing for full protection
• Constructed from a solid block of milled aluminum
• Shoe mount on top allows you to add camera accessories (flash will not work, since there is no way to sync it to the iPhone camera shutter)
• Four screw mounts on the corners of the case enable you to mount to a tripod
• Comes standard with 37mm lens threading, as well as a 0.45x Wide angle/macro combination lens
• Add any other lenses with a 37mm mount

The Kodak ZX3 Waterproof Camcorder will be available in April at the price of $150.

It is now easier than ever to record with the Vado HD Pocket Video Cam.It features a new design and it is slim enough to keep it in your pocket . With its 4GB internal memory you can now record up to 120 minutes of high-quality videos in 1280 x 720 resolution or 7,000 high-quality stills. If something  just happened and you want to record the moment immediately, you don’t need to navigate through a menu to get to the video-recorder application : record instantly by pressing the “one-click recording button”. The Vado HD Pocket Video Cam also features high video quality under extreme lighting conditions , external stereo microphone support , headphone output , motion detection mode and others.

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