Air Freshener records sordid details

March 19th, 2008 by Edwin in Audio/Video Gadgets, Spy Stuff

air-freshener-3g.jpgThis air freshener isn’t that innocent after all, considering the fact that it comes with a camera and microphone to capture all those illicit moments under the guise of suspicion.

A covert 3G colour camera and microphone are discretely built into this common domestic air freshener, allowing the user to receive both crisp picture, and excellent sound from anywhere in the world where there is 3G service. Gone are the days where range is important and you can only see images within a 100m radius, on a good day, now you can see and hear not only from another town or Country but also from another Continent. This is a very special piece of equipment, modified by our own engineers and is ideal for security-related situations where clear, and reliable images and sound are essential without the problems of being in range and maybe spotted by the target.

You get approximately 300 hours of battery life in standby, but recording action is limited to just 1.7 hours with fully charged batteries. This spy Air Freshener doesn’t come cheap though, retailing for £1,380.63 after taxes.

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4 Comments on “Air Freshener records sordid details”

Jen Says:

March 20th, 2008 at 3:12 am

Who would pay so much for a spy camera?!

(also, you missed the first h in the link)

Al Says:

March 20th, 2008 at 11:52 am

Thanks Jen, no idea but there are some crazy people out there (we once sold a $2000 Storm Trooper costume). Link fixed from Feuterventura as I´m currently on holiday :)

Weekend of gadget thumbs » Coolest Gadgets Says:

March 22nd, 2008 at 8:08 am

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Spy Cameras Says:

March 25th, 2008 at 9:15 am

Yeah, you can make your own for much much less. It would cost around about £0.70 for the air freshner, £40 for a good wireless spy camera, and £2 for a PP3 9V battery. Admittedly its not 3G, but then you could just modify a mobile phone if you needed that functionality.

Dan

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