Well, this surveillance camera seems more feasible and much more effective than the wireless screw camera we saw a week back. A camera is fitted inside a fake light bulb which goes into normal light bulb sockets. It is powered by the regular power supply, so there’s no need of batteries and sends the decoded video to the attached TV or VCR. It costs $139.99.
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hmmm…too clever
Hehe i wanna spy some girls 🙂