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MAME-CAM DX Tiny Camera: Buy a Bunch, Just in Case You Lose ‘Em

March 24th, 2011 by: Range


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There must be a market for these teeny tiny cameras, which is why Thanko just released another one. The MAME-CAM DX [JP] is miniature digital camera that’s currently only available in Japan, but you can probably find a way to get them in the US thanks to importers.

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The MAME-CAM DX weighs only 14g (less than 1/2 an ounce). Thanko claims that it can record video in HD, with a 1,280×960 resolution at 30fps. Still JPEG images can be shot with a 3,264×2,448 resolution. It can also be used as a voice recorder. All files are stored on a microSD card, so you’ll have up to 32GB of storage if you get a big card.

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You can get the Mame Cam from Thanko’s Japanese website for ¥7,980 (appx. $99 USD). Otherwise, contact Geek Stuff 4 U and see if they can import one for you. But you might want to order a few extra, because at this size, you’ll probably lose at least a couple along the way.

[via CrunchGear]

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Comments (2):

  1. Cherry says:

    I like it better when the camera feel in your hand, for me this camera is too small, you can lose and not to notice. Technology is nice, but I prefer Classical view camera. http://www.greatiful.comche

  2. Caméra says:

    Universal Car Rearview Camera fits many vehicles. Provides a far-reaching observation point of view in transparent clear peculiarity interjection to a built-in nightvision.

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