In addition to being able to shoot night vision pics, the $270 (street price) camera switches into a full color mode during daylight. You can also set it up to snap 15-second movie clips instead of high-res photos if you’re trying to capture that elusive Sasquatch in action.

The battery powered camera is supposed to work for about 30 days on a single set of batteries, since it’s not wasting any juice unless it’s triggered.

I guess this thing is designed for hunters to keep an eye on what’s roaming out in the trees at night, but the whole idea of seeing what’s going on in the darkness of the woods feels a little Blair Witch Project to me.

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The Bushnell ONIX 400 can receive live XM WX weather data, as well as tune in over 170 channels of XM’s music, sports and entertainment programming. You can even set up the ONIX to track weather along your rout, and have automatically update based on your current location.

The ONIX 400 features a 3.5-inch 320×240 LCD display, and 64MB of on-board memory for data storage. The device operates on a rechargeable Li-Ion battery, but no information has been revealed about battery life as of yet.

The Bushnell ONIX 400 should hit shelves this Summer for about $500.