Just the thing every kid (or grown man) needs.
The perfect blend of RC car and James Bond gadget is the Spy Video Car from SpyGear.
Why we never thought of putting a wireless video camera on a remote control car escapes me but here it is. But wait, it gets better. The car doesn't just have any camera, it has a night vision equipped camera mounted to the front end. slyly on the front of the car, and it sends its signal up to 75 feet back to the user. By using a set of glasses with a small screen over one eye (just like the Army does it), your wanna be 007 can hide anywhere and pilot the Spy video car in every crack and crevice within a couple hundred feet. So this is a prime little gadget for reconnaisance missions: snooping on the big/little sister/brother or sneaking into bathroom, the neighbors house or whatever strikes your fancy.
Using the car was not an easy task. The screen is not high resolution(what would you expect?) seeing a great picture or using it while keeping both eyes open proved to be a challenge while navigating the car took some time. But hey, little Junior (or big Junior) can also learn the idea of patience while playing.The Spy Video Car should be available for Christmas and will cost between $99 and $159.
Why we never thought of putting a wireless video camera on a remote control car escapes me but here it is. But wait, it gets better. The car doesn't just have any camera, it has a night vision equipped camera mounted to the front end. slyly on the front of the car, and it sends its signal up to 75 feet back to the user. By using a set of glasses with a small screen over one eye (just like the Army does it), your wanna be 007 can hide anywhere and pilot the Spy video car in every crack and crevice within a couple hundred feet. So this is a prime little gadget for reconnaisance missions: snooping on the big/little sister/brother or sneaking into bathroom, the neighbors house or whatever strikes your fancy.
Using the car was not an easy task. The screen is not high resolution(what would you expect?) seeing a great picture or using it while keeping both eyes open proved to be a challenge while navigating the car took some time. But hey, little Junior (or big Junior) can also learn the idea of patience while playing.The Spy Video Car should be available for Christmas and will cost between $99 and $159.
posted by Dutch DeGay at 10:40 AM
1 Comments:
That's a bit creepy. Kids don't need things for spying on people. Kids are sneaky enough as it is.
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