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Fans of Mickey Mouse inspired gadgets like this photo frame, flash drive and MP3 player can now expand their collections with this new multifunction USB web camera.

Those Marvel fans out there who enjoyed last week’s Spider-Man USB Missile Launcher, here’s another superhero inspired computer accessory that should be right up your alley: the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man web camera.

This plush monkey will not only allow you to chat with your friends using the built-in web camera, he will also take care of your pens, ruler and and other desktop items.

This multi-gadget comes with four different features in one. In one convenient package you will get a web camera, a digital photo frame, a thermometer and an alarm clock.

Bdbondy, a member of the Etsy online marketplace, has created a series of old school webcams that will make this Retro Style Webcam look like something from the future.

If you have a thing for gadgets that looks like giraffes, like that iPals plush iPod speaker that we covered last year, here’s a web camera that should be right up your alley.

If you’re a fan of the popular Japanese Sanrio cat, and maybe even a happy owner of the Hello Kitty digital camera, this USB web camera should be right up your alley.

“Hollywood Web Gear” is the common name for two new USB gadgets released by I Want To On Those – one webcam that looks like a Hollywood video camera, and a omputer light styled as a Hollywood spotlight.

This USB web camera features a built-in microphone and it can be tilted 180 degrees and rotated 270 degrees – as a bonus, it doubles as a T-Flash/Micro SD card reader.

If you don’t want to go for those combo cams that features fans, lamps and all kinds of stuff, here’s a small model that only does what a web camera is supposed to do.

This small 3-in-1 digital camera is small enough to hang on a keyring and you can use it for taking pictures, shooting video or as a webcam when chatting with your friends.

Remember those cool Tie Fighter Speakers from last year? Soon you will be able to match them up with a web camera shaped like the Twin Ion Engine Star Wars craft.