Archive for February 4th, 2010

Spy Gadgets Super Seller Says Tougher Economic Times Boost Spy Gadget Sales

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Consumers have always been a paranoid bunch but, in times of recession, they tend to co surveillance and counter-surveillance crazy.

The technology exists to allow you to do anything from listen to conversations through walls and nanny cams that let you spy on the babysitter to make sure she is not doing anything to little Johnny that is going to require therapy in later years. People can now be surveillant on their own without having to hire a private investigator and, according to one eBay powerseller,  people are taking advantage of that as much as they can.

The selling of surveillance equipment to the public sector has become a $100 million business over the last few years

What this equates to for eBay resellers and online vendors is a hugely untapped market that is only getting larger.

So what is the downside to this growing market?

The downside is that sometimes your customers’ actions might fall on the grayer side of the law and you might end up getting the blame for it.

When creating your product descriptions be sure to list the intended, legal uses for the product.

For instance, when describing some type of covert listening device be sure to mention it’s applications such as:

* Recording business meetings

* Law enforcement

* Journalism

* Secret Shoppers

* Private investigators, etc.

These things will help to reiterate the fact that your products are sold for “legal purposes only”, which is another good point to bring out.

The spy gadget market is a multi million dollar business.

With a little imagination in your advertising you could easily have a share of the burgeoning security field.

There are a wide variety of outlets to choose from that can get you started with anything from personal security devices such as pepper spray and tasers to the most elaborate surveillance set ups.

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Trish

Galvanizing Gadgets: Top Ten James Bond Gadgets

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Geeks can’t help raving about them. Diehard fans are drooling over them. Moviegoers are awestruck by their sleek bodies. Before you get other ideas, let me lay it down straight: James Bond gadgets are the most amazing artistic creation that ever graced the silver screen aside from James Bond himself.

Half a century of BONDage has brought a hefty clutch of cool gadgets which are more than what meets the eye. In the hands of a professional spy like Bond, anything ordinary becomes lethal. A common-looking watch becomes a tracking device, and a harmless pen can literally turn into something mightier than the sword.

To satisfy your burning curiosity, I’ve listed the top ten James Bond gadgets that made us see all 22 movies of 007’s conquest to save the world.

10. Garrote Watch

There’s nothing like a timepiece that tells you the time and also serves as a way to annihilate an enemy. The garrote watch from the 007 franchise, From Russia with Love definitely proves that lethal weapons come in small packages. A thin wire can be drawn from this wristwatch truly making handy when James Bond needed to annihilate a nemesis named Red Grant.

9. Electro-Magnetic RPM Controller (Diamonds are Forever)

This is one of those gadgets you would truly wish to have existed. It is a ring that, when used, ascertains a jackpot at the slot machine. You might not be able to protect yourself from enemies by this, but you’ll definitely protect yourself from being broke anytime.

8. Pen Gun (Never Say Never)

Now, this gadget is the motherload of trickery and danger. Concealed in the form of a fountain pen with a printed image of the Union Flag of UK, it can fire an explosive charge on an enemy. In the movie, Bond used his pen gun to foil Fatimah Bush, but before he finally did, the gadget took some time to fire. Despite that, this one clever gadget can save you at the last minute.

7.  Safe-cracking Device (Moonraker)

There are times when Bond has to play the bad guy to save the world like stealing weapons and what-not from enemies. Using the safe-cracking device with the technology to render an x-ray of the safe to be cracked, the device is concealed in a harmless looking cigarette case. No wonder, Bond was able to steal a considerable lot because of this device.

6. Polarizing Gadgets (A View to Kill)

Through this gadget, Bond becomes an omnipotent killing machine that can be stealth enough to know what’s behind closed doors.  It allows the ability to see clearly through tinted glass.

5. Door Decoder (A View to Kill)

In a career in spying, one needs to learn how to crack the most complex codes and open the most guarded doors. Through this door decoder, a technology developed by Q Branch, Bond can crack any door open no matter how strict the security may be. It can fit into any keypad locked electronic door, finds the correct combination and flashes it on screen. Getting into tightly-secured rooms is never difficult when you have this gadget.

4. Aston Martin DBS V12 (Casino Royale)

This is the personification of classic and beauty in four wheels mode. The Aston Martin DBS V12 might not have the hoots and whistles like an adaptive camouflage or anything as fancy as that, but its features are just enough to stop the villain from hoarding more money and eventually causing more worldly troubles. Aston comes with items such as a defibrillator and anti-poison/chemical combi-pens. These add-ons truly made Bond’s life easier in his conquest to save the world.

3. BMW 750il (Tomorrow Never Dies)

BMW is the car of the elites, but through the magic and genius of Branch Q, this baby has been transformed from luxurious to deadly. It contains a surprising number of modifications including bullet-proof windows and body, tear gas features emitted from the sides of the car, mini-missiles coming out of its sunroof, metal spike dispensers in the rear, re-inflatable tires, and lethal grenades (whew). Being a true James Bond vehicle, the BMW 750il can be accessed only by Bond himself through his high-end mobile phone. If anyone else dares to lay a finger on its door handles, this BMW can deliver strong electric shocks enough to make anyone pass out. This is one touchy car.

2. BMW Z8 (The World is Not Enough)

We first caught sight of this pimped James Bond vehicle in The World is Not Enough. This remote-controlled car is equipped with missiles and a set of weaponry that become really handy when James Bond had to destroy one of the helicopters in the film. The BMW Z8 is absolutely a mammoth of a vehicle.

We’ve seen Bond steer, ride and strut these high tech vehicles. With the release of his next flick, Quantum of Solace, more James Bond vehicles are sure to grace the screen. After all, a James Bond film is not complete without some roaring machines. 

1. Aston Martin V12 Vanquish (Die Another Day)

This car doesn’t only bridge the gap between the road and tracks. Staying true to its signature innovativeness and sleek design, this Aston plays tricks on your eyes with its awesome additional option, Adaptive Camouflage (the what?). In simpler and less complicated English, it just means that this beauty can literally disappear before your very eyes. Without magic or frills, the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish uses “tiny cameras on all sides to project the image they see onto a light emitting polymer skin on the opposite side”. Once again, in plain and less complicated English, the technology of the car makes it invisible to the naked eye.

It’s beautiful and dandy, but the car also has deadly tricks behind its front-grille. Armed with a bevy of other cool James Bond gadgets, the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish also boasts of missiles, machine guns, spiked tires, and target-seeking shotguns. When all these are not enough to send to destroy the enemies, James Bond could always use the car’s customary ejector seat. Real sleek, isn’t it?



David

Mini Spy Camera + 2GB Viewscreen DVR (1/3 SONY Super HAD CCD)

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

al Hidden Camera (Sony Super HAD CCD) with 2GB Portable Digital Recorder set for making “undercover” videos! Now you can create covert field surveillance videos and review them right on the spot! A great tool for anyone with amateur or professional spying needs.

This CCD Spy Camcorder unit is a cutting edge CCD camera and an amazing portable DVR in one:

1/3 inch SONY Super HAD CCD Camera - SONY is one of the most trusted electronic manufacturers on the planet, known for their photo-imaging expertise. Besides the SONY lens, this camera is much better than ordinary CCD cameras because it has a built-in MIC for close up audio and it utilizes proprietary SONY Super HAD technology too! The real world benefits of Super HAD technology is brighter and sharper images even when light conditions are less than ideal.

Portable DVR - insert the camera lens attachment into the portable video recorder and you can instantly view and record whatever is happening on its crisp 2.5 inch LCD screen. Use the digital video recorder for private investigation, sports and live events, or evidence collection. It doesn’t get any easier! Video footage is recorded to the popular and space saving 3GP format at 30 frames per second with the unit’s 2 GB internal memory. And better still, the unit has a micro SD card slot. You can double the memory of the unit and make archive videos to store in your office safe for later use in the courtroom or other venue.

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At a Glance…

Creates 30 FPS videos 1/3 inch SONY CCD lens Superior Super HAD technology DVR had 2.5 inch viewscreen Records video with audio









Manufacturer Specifications Main Function: Portable Digital Video Recorder System Camera Lens Attachment

- Imaging sensor type: 1/3″ color SONY Super HAD CCD

- Horizontal Definition: 420 TV lines

- Built in MIC

- Power supply from main DVR body/li> Main DVR Body

- Screen: 2.5 Inch LCD

- Recording Format: 3GP

- Recording Resolution: 320 x 240 (30 FPS)

- Play Formats: 3GP, MP4

- Built-in Flash Memory: 2GB

- External Memory: TF/MicroSD card (2GB)

- Dimensions: 83mm x 50mm x 13mm (L x W x D)

- Power Supply: Internal rechargeable Li-ion battery Main DVR Interface

- Power ON/OFF

- AV IN

- AV OUT

- Mini-USB

- TF / MicroSD card slot

- Record / Play switch

- Esc key

- Mode key

- Fwd / Select key

- Rew / Select key

- Reset key Compatible OS (for File Transfer): Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows7 Certifications: CE Manufacturer Ref: MB6B5WDGR7OJ

Product Notes

4 hours of continuous video created from this unit takes approximately 2 GB of memory storage space. You can playback 3GP and MP4 videos through the DVR’s media player function, but it cannot playback MP3 or other audio files.

Package Contents for Model CVJD-I25-PAL

Mini Digital Video Recording System (camera and recorder) User Manual - English USB Cable AV OUT cables Power Adapter (100-240V) CD with drivers

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AV OUT port for?

You can connect the spy videocamera system to a TV or alternative display to view recorded video footage. What kind of fun can I have with this spy camcorder?

OK here’s a good one. Tell your husband that you’re pregnant - then record the look on his shocked face!

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You will find much more. Current Reviews:    1 This product was added to our catalog on Monday 31 August, 2009. Reviews for: (Mini Spy Camera + 2GB Viewscreen DVR (1/3 SONY Super HAD CCD))   Mini Spy Camera + 2GB Viewscreen DVR (1/3 SONY Super HAD CCD) Excellent qualityby Fabio - Italy - on 10/08/2009

Simply excellent device.

Sharp camera, simply to use, wonderful screen.

Very difficult to find a simila product at this price.

Will also play common mp4 files loaded to card or via usb.

Camera is a little bulky if you want to hide it under dresses.



Brandon