This camera shirt is totally inconspicuous and will turn you into a contemporary indie frat-boy spy, untrained videographer and pervy voyeur liable to get arrested, all in one swift move.

Though not exactly the kind of digs James Bond would wear, the thrill of your little video secret should make up for it in spades.  The From Tokyo With Love Electronic Spy Camera has the usually dizzying chest centered design, but here it’s meant to direct the eyes away from the suited man in the middle – holding a camera that’s not just the drawing of a camera, but the actual lens of the hidden spycam.

A cable connects it to a small remote in your pocket. You press the trigger, or button, if you want to be modest about it, and capture whatever glorious exploits you want to populate Youtube with.

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Me in a tie?  That’s a dead give away to something fishy.  But for most, they could get away with the Spy Camera Tie with Wireless Remote.  That’s right, you too can reproduce the same fuzzy black and white videos as seen on Dateline NBC.

Hidden in a secret compartment is a VGA quality camera, mini DVR system with 4GB of storage and a mic.  A small remote controls the system with a max range of 30 feet.  When you’re done nabbing your nefarious footage just plug it into your computer via USB and download.

Chinavasion has it for $42.

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There are an endless array of spy cameras on the market, but most require a WiFi signal and a power source.  The Stealth 1 DVR camera on the other hand can accept up to a 32GB SD card and thanks to a inbuilt 17 hour battery requires absolutely no wires or wiring.  It can be set to record continuously, at a preset time or when motion is detected.  One customer review points out that the picture quality is poor in low light and who knows what the resolution is, but hey, it’s wire free.  You can grab one from Skymall for $200.

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So by now I’ve come to terms with the fact that there is no product that a tiny pin hole camera can’t be jammed inside of.  It kind of brings a whole new level of skepticism to cheating on your spouse or even talking smack about your best friend.

This time around were seeing the spy camera in the form form of a lighter.  One problem though: it doesn’t actually light, which will surely tip off your mark.  Then again, you could just leave it laying around to record video, that is until someone pulls off the lighter’s head to reveal the USB plug.  Issues aside, it does record 640×480 video on 4GB of memory, which is damn skippy considering its size.

ThinkGeek has it for $60.

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While it might be a bit suspect that you have a full can of Diet A&W root beer on your counter, the babysitter or gardener will never know that you’re recording their every move, that is until they go and try to drink the refreshing beverage.  Jammed inside this spy camera soda can is 4GB of storage, a mic and a pin hole sized camera that can capture 640×480 video that is within 6 to 9 feet.  It also features a rechargeable 3 hour battery and transferring the recorded info is as simple as plugging the can into your computer’s USB.  Yours for $59.

[via Chipchick]

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Spy cameras are cool and all, but when push comes to shove they’re not all that practical.  Why?  How do you start and stop recordings without alerting those being spied on.  Simple, you grab the Button Spy Camera with Ring Controller.  Just wave the ring near the pin hole and the camera can be turned on, start/stop recordings or snap a photo.  It’s able to capture 608 x 488 video at 15fps or 1200 x 1600 pixel still images.   It features 4GB of built-in memory and a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery.  Yours for $96

[via Geekalerts]

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