Amazon.com Review Find out what goes on after the lights go out with the Eyeclops Night Vision 2.0 Infrared Stealth Binoculars. Featuring real infrared night vision technology, these binoculars allow you to see up to 50 feet in total darkness. Kids eight years and older will love switching the binoculars to spy mode for covert operations, or using the long-range mode for peripheral surveillance. With a high contrast dual-eye LCD display and an adjustable focus, the Eyeclops binoculars provide ... Read More

If you are looking for a great hidden spy camera, you have just found it. This Car Alarm Key Chain Hidden Video Camera is perfect for hidden surveillance, and records color video with sound and still images without anyone knowing. The Car Alarm Key Chain Hidden Video Camera looks just like a real car alarm activator, though inside you will find a High Resolution color camera and digital video recorder with audio sound that is activated by a push ... Read More

Remember that Wireless Spy Camera Calculator from last year? A new and improved model that also includes a wireless 2.4-inch LCD receiver has now been released. This working calculator has a subtle camera on the side for quietly viewing and recording all your important conversations. The color video is recorded with audio in digital format by the included reciever so that you can view on the portable recorders LCD screen or connect to your computer for easier viewing and ... Read More

Riding the crime wave, we have seen justice being served by our silver screens greatest spy knowingly identified as James bond with his latest gadgets and technology splashing all over the silver screen. Anybody gets tempted with the amazing gadgets that we see in the movies. It is proved that technology now embraces all parts of our lives and entwined with every work and influences every decision you make. Being a part of geekiegadgets.com, you will always receive not only ... Read More

A microwave beam weapon is not a fantasy nowadays, it really exists. It works in the following way: the so-called active denial system (ADS) projects microwave-like radiation even for more than 500 yards. This system makes a painful, full-body burning sensation in someone who got in its rays. Can you imagine that these millimeter-wave rays permeate skin into a depth of about 1.64in? But the most important aspect is that as the result you get just temporary damages. ... Read More

Citing the "tremendous amount of interest" generated when the Transportation Security Administration put out a request for proposal s on designed for notebook computer bags that could be permitted to pass through airport security without requiring passengers to remove the computers, Skooba Design is showing off some preliminary information on its forthcoming "Checkpoint-Friendly" notebook bags it expects to make available by the end of summer 2008. The verdict seems to be that checkpoint-friendly bags will keep your notebook covered…and ... Read More