You’ve seen all sorts of spy cams before, dressed up as pens, ties, and who knows what. Next up is a spy cam hidden in a fake-iPod looking device. whether you pop it into some discreet area, you might even be able to get away with it, but whether you leave it on the table, chances are someone is going to try and fiddle with it to play some music. The funny part is, it can be mounted on the wall with the included 360-degree stand, or set on the table (using the same stand). It’s quite a funny sight to see an “iPod” sticking out from the wall like that. It’ll require a microSD/SDHC card to store the pictures or videos, and can capture videos at 640 x 480 pixels, at a rate of 25fps. Image capture allows you to take pictures up to 1600 x 1200 pixels. It’s powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, so you won’t have to hook it up to a wall socket while you do your sneaky recording. It’ll set you back $39, so whether you think it might form you feel more like James Bond, you’re welcome to give it a shot.

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Want a spy camera that has some practical day-to-day use? Well, check out the Cap Spy Camera, which is (obviously) a spy camera crammed into a fully functional cap. It’s capable of shooting photos and videos in VGA resolution at 25fps. You’ll be able to save stuff until you fill up its 4GB storage space.

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We’ve shown you the Mini Spy Cam from thumbsUp a while back, and whether that seemed too complex, what about the thumbsUp digital voice recorder. It looks like your standard USB flash drive, but it hides a voice recorder capable of capturing up to 40 hours of audio in .WAV format. It looks like something James Bond would use, no?

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If you’re looking for a mini spy camera, the Mega Mini Spy Camera Ultra might just fit the bill. It might not be as small as those pinhole cameras that are used to fill up the pictures in the gossip column, but it’s still fairly small. For $199.95, you can pick up the black or silver version, with other colors to be released soon. The Mega Mini Spy Camera ultra can record 30fps video at 640 x 480 resolution into the bundled 2GB microSD card, voice activation, and it supports microSD cards up to 16GB. Of course, whether spying isn’t your thing, you’re still welcome to use it as a web cam and audio recorder.

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