MII Flashcam records video as well
Nov 2, 07 10:21 AM PDT

The MII Flashcam is one unique flashlight as it not only helps you see when everything around you is pitch black, it also features a built-in video camera that helps record whatever's going on. Makes me wonder whether this was an inspired product after watching the Blair Witch Project. Encased within its matte-black aircraft-grade aluminum body is a high-resolution Sony system, a 1.5" color LCD, and 1GB RAM (good for an hour of video and audio). It can switch between its Hi-Flux LEDs and night-vision mode at the touch of a button, making it the perfect device to record dastardly deeds done in the middle of the night. This water-resistant flashlight will set you back by $1,500. ( Add a comment)
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