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Android device with a 4.8-inch, 800 x 480 screen with an ARM Rockchip based Processor that is supposed to “play any codec”….Going anywhere from $92.00 to $120….Much cheaper then an Apple iPad…that is for sure…What’s your take?
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Is it just me or does this nearly duplicate Microsoft’s Project Natal??? It is pretty cool technology that won’t need an Xbox…. You simply have to love how fast technology is moving…
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Camcorder Records Audio, Video, and Snapshots Even in Complete Darkness
8 Foot Nightvision Range Allows for Clear Recording Day or Night
With this hidden camcorder that looks and acts like a regular LED flashlight, you can use it as just that, and record at the same time. With the built-in nightvision, you can record crystal clear footage and take pictures without anyone knowing exactly what you’re doing. This is great tool for bouncers or security guards working in dark bars or clubs for when they check IDs. Also great for regular surveillance hoping to protect themselves, throw the Flashlight Camcorder in your car or pocket and be prepared for any break down or nighttime excursion.
A Must-Have to Keep in Your Car–Be Prepared for Any Situation
In case of an accident you need to take photos and maybe even signal for help if you are in a remote location. This is where the Flashlight Hidden Camcorder comes to the rescue. You can take high quality photos and video for insurance purposes, and with the nightvision, even get clear footage in total darkness. Since this is also a LED flashlight, you can use it to signal other drivers for help in case you get stuck. With the nightvision flashlight, you can also use it to check up on your property to make sure no one is sneaking around, and if someone is, then you can catch them in the act and have all the proof you need to go to the police.
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Sold for $149.95(http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/hidden-camcorder-flashlight.html)
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I picked this camera because Nikon has always had a good reputation for taking good pictures.
Pros:
One thing I like about this Camera is that it has a very sturdy feel to it. It doesn’t feel cheap like my previous cameras. The LCD is easy to see at various angles and doesn’t have too much glare. It has plenty of features to appease most photographers. I really it’s has image stabilization and panorama assist features. I think the best thing it has to offer is the quality video capturing capability. It worked awesome at the last baseball game I went to. I only wish I had a bigger card. The battery life is just above average. It is nice that it only takes two AA instead of the typical four. It can also use regular AA but I would recommend using Nickel Metal Hydride for longer use. The red eye reduction is also above average. I also like the 5 times zoom instead of the typical 3 times zoom offered on most other cameras in this price range.
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I think the one thing I can definitely say I hate the most about this camera is the shot to shot delay. It is horrible. My kids are grown up before I get the next shot in. The pictures are descent but not as nice as my old Kodak Easyshare Z700. I must say Kodak is really stepping it up on their lower end cameras. I wish this camera had a viewfinder so you are not always forced to use the LCD screen. That is normally okay except on very bright sunny days when you can’t see the screen.
GadgetToGet:
Well I hate to do this but I will have to give this one a “Heck No!” My number one reason is that it has such a long delay between taking each picture. The reason anyone gets a camera in the first place is to take pictures. You want to capture the moment. You can not do this if the moment was over 5 minutes ago. I do like the build, multiple features and ease of use but just can’t get over the delay. Hope this was helpful. Thanks