Just use double sticky tape instead of the head-strap and off you go to scare your grandmother and video-tape her while she freaks out.
Smaller than a golf ball, this ultralight spherical video camera attaches to a headband, providing a third eye while biking, hiking, or during other activities. The camera’s sensor captures images at 320 x 240 resolution at 30 fps (the built-in microphone records audio). Up to 1,200 still images and six hours of video can be saved onto the included 8GB micro SD memory card. Images and video are downloaded to your PC via a USB cable (requires PC running Windows with USB 2.0).
It can also be connected to a TV for viewing images and video using the included cable. The rechargeable battery provides up to 2 1/2 hours of continuous operation from an eight-hour charge using the included USB cable. The camera can also be set to record images and video when it detects movement, preserving battery life.
More info: The Third Eye Video Camera
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bill wrote,
Now they just need to make the battery last long enough to fill that 8GB memory card. If I’m going on a three hour bike ride there really is no option out there to record the whole trip. As far as battery life goes.
Link | May 6th, 2009 at 6:53 pm
mental_floss Blog » Third Eye Video Camera wrote,
[...] get to your home instead of relying on your not-so-accurate directions. You could probably think of more fun uses for this device. Just use double sticky tape instead of the head-strap and off you go to scare your [...]
Link | June 22nd, 2009 at 4:10 pm