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Secretly record video, audio, and capture still images with this stealthy high definition video camera pen from Hammacher Schlemmer.

If you’re looking to channel your inner spy this holiday season then we have the perfect gift idea for you. This high definition video pen from Hammacher Schlemmer packs an impressive list of features, which will make all those spying, blackmailing, and otherwise dastardly deeds all the easier.

Other than snapping some compromising pictures of your boss or co-workers, the inconspicuous pen has a built-in video camera and is capable of capturing HD videos all with the simple click of a button. In addition, there is a built-in color camera lens is located above the pocket clip and just in case you need more than just video to get the job done, there is also a hidden microphone to the side of the barrel. The micro camera is able to capture up to five hours of AVI video at 1280 x 720 resolutions and, as we mentioned previously, can capture up to 20,000 JPEG images. Last, but not least, the high definition video pen is — yup you guessed it — a pen, so feel free to jot down some notes or write up an impromptu, legally binding contract.

Data management is handled easily enough with the pen’s integrated 8 GB memory – there is even a handy time and date stamp — you know, so your evidence can easily be archived in case it is called into question. When you need to transfer your video or images just connect the device via the pen’s USB 2.0 port to a PC or Mac, no special software required. Just don’t spy on us, please. 

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  1. JDwilson17 at 8:29am 1st March 2012 It reminds me of one of James Bond gagets.
  2. TechFreak at 4:52pm 22nd December 2011 So the pen records in HD it looks like based on the resolution.And 8GB of memory isn't too bad either. I wonder if it's easy to upgrade the memory though.Now if they just made the pen look more modern! It looks like a cheap Chinese knock off!
  3. Tarique Ali Mirza at 2:37pm 22nd December 2011 Last Time I checked, this thing cost $4 in India! :D
    1. Aaron Timm at 4:01pm 22nd December 2011 Gee, they probably issue them to Chinese and North Vietnamese government workers coming to the US. Just look for one.
      1. TechFreak at 4:50pm 22nd December 2011 haha that was hilarious.
  4. jesterking at 10:35am 22nd December 2011 I want it! And for $150, that's not a bad deal!
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