Tuesday, Jul. 29 2008
Hidden Book Cam lets you spy on your own house
Posted by Michael
Brickhouse Security has released “The Hidden Book Cam” which is a great resource for parents who want to keep a look out on the kids when they’re with a babysitter.
It looks like a Student Dictionary, but inside it hide a high quality video camera. You can plug it into any TV, DVR or Monitor and record away. The hidden camera book will set you back $99, and you can get it here.
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