The new super-tiny Muvi Micro DV Cam is the smallest DV camera in the world. This ultra-portable digital video device measures no more than 5.5 x 2 x 1.6 cm (2 x 0.8 x 0.4 inches).

You can pop it in your top pocket, switch it on to sound activated record and not only will it be discreet, it won’t start recording until it hears over 65 decibels of noise. As soon as it goes quiet for longer than 2 minutes it will save the movie file and switch off again to save power. The integrated clip on the side of the camera means you can hook it on the side of just about everything.

The camera records at 2 megapixels, which is quite impressive for something this small and the resolution is 640 x 480 at 30 frames per second all of which is saved to micro SD card. The battery can be charged via any USB socket and will give you a decent 2-3 hours recording time.

Features

• The smallest DV camera in the world.
• The 2MP lens records in 640 x 480 at 30 frames per second.
• Built-in mic allows you to record sound and use voice activated record.
• Records to Micro SD card (2GB included – can be upgraded up to 8GB).
• 1GB of memory can record up to 1 hour of footage – so 2GB will record 2 hours.
• Requires a USB socket for charging (cable included).
• Compatible with Windows and Mac.
• Powered by rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery (included).
• Suitable for ages 14 years +.
• Size: 5.5 x 2 x 1.6cm.

The Muvi Micro DV Cam is available from the IWOOT website for £79.99 (about $129 USD).

Can you handle another USB gadget that looks like something you could eat? I’ll make it short. It’s a 4-port USB 2.0 compliant hub that looks like a potato.

Features:

• USB 2.0 4-Port hub
• Potato shape design
• Made of Polyresin
• Fully compliant with USB 2.0 specification
• Backwards compatible with USB 1.1
• Transfer rate up to 480Mbps
• Plug and play
• Support Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OSX and Linux
• Dimension: 90 x 55 x 45mm (approx.)
• Weight: 255g

The USB Potato 4-Port Hub is yours for $16 over at the USB Brando website.

(Via CraziestGadgets)

This pink cubic USB 2.0 compliant hub allows you to connect up to three different USB devices and it will also work as a mini speaker for your desktop or out on the roads.

Built-in sound card and speaker, that brings high quality voice as well sound music to upgrade the audio system of your desktop computer or notebooks.

Features:

• USB 2.0 3-Port hub
• USB Hub fully compliant with 2.0 specification
• Backwards compatible with USB 1.1
• Built-in sound card
• Built-in speaker
• Loudspeaker Output: 2W * 1
• Speaker Working Condition: USB Output Port
• Speaker Working Current: 10mA ~ 500mA
• Speaker Power: 4Ω 2W
• Support windows Vista, XP, 2000, Linux and Macintosh OS 8.6 or above
• Dimension: 60 x 60 x 45mm (approx.)
• Weight: 85g

The USB Cubic 3-Port Hub + Speaker is available for $18 over at the USB Brando website.

Looking for something handy when planning for your next web project? Or maybe you just want a nice set of magnets to give your fridge a fun and geeky Mac touch?

GUImagnets are small flexible magnets with GUI-elements on them. Use them for collaborative brainstorming on whiteboards and easily drag and drop different magnets to find the best interface prototype.

One set of 41 GUImagnets with form-elements will set you back €20 (about $30 USD).

(Via Geek and Hype and Jag heter Roger)

The iTornado is a clever and useful little USB device that was displayed at CES 2008 last week and at the MacWorld Expo this week.

The product combined with the included software makes it very easy to transfer files between Mac and Windows based computers.

When connected to the USB ports of two computers, iTornado immediately initiates a peer-to-peer network via its patented No Software To LoadTM, or NSTL TechnologyTM, which auto-loads and auto-runs the software and drivers needed to move the data bi-directionally from one computer to another via a user-friendly split-screen display that within seconds appears on the monitor of both machines showing the contents of each machine. From this interface, files can be dragged and dropped from one machine to another at speeds of up to 25 Mb/sec. The iTornado also can be used to quickly create back-up files and is compatible with most Apple® and Microsoft® operating system programs.

iTornado, which retails for $79.95 will start shipping in March and will be available at TheTornado.com and at computer products retailers nationwide.

(Via Prylfeber)

The Tucano pyjama-style protection covers does not only make your screen look great when it’s “asleep”, it will also protect it against dust, sunshine etc.

• Tucano PJ Mac Screen Protection Cover for Apple Mac G5 17″ ($20)
• Tucano PC JAM Screen Protection Covers for 17″ PC Screens ($38)

(Via Chip Chick)

ColorWare has now extended their Mac computer and iPod paint job service to also include the iPhone. There’s a wide variety of color options to choose from.

If you send in your phone to get it colored up, they will charge you $150. There’s alos the option to buy a new painted iPhone directly from ColorWare – $650 for the 4GB version and $750 for the 8GB one.

(Via Macfeber)

Power Earrings (Flickr) – “sloober” has made a pair of wonderful Mac earrings.

I took the power buttons from 2 old Powerbook top cases. Drilled a little hole in the tab, and made a cool pair of earrings!

(Via Make)

Laptop Tasche On / Off ($106) is a nice looking laptop bag available at the German Cubeseven website. It’s made out of grey felt and has the sign of the On/Off switch for Mac laptops in yellow all over the side.

(Via Mike Ballan)