Philips Waterproof Time Bathroom Radio Hidden HD Spy Camera DVR 16GBDescription:
This is a ultra-small digital spy camera that hidden inside a radio, it looks like an ordinary radio, but it has a very powerful function, the most interesting thing is that it internally hides a smallest camera DVR , you can listen to the radio and record everything you need at the same ,so secret that no one know where the camera exist.it does not need any external plug-in card, built in memory 16GB itself, can work up to 8-10 hours. there is time date stamp for the record, you can get the most authentic evidence for a variety of illegal behaviour.ideal for CIA agents ,police,detector,and spy agency.
Specification:
1.Tiny size makes it for a variety of uses.2.Its great for use as a hidden cam, spy cam , etc.3.Real time recording in AVI video format 4.continuously recording until memory is full auto off5.Color video with voice6.Internal rechargeable battery 7.Internal memory:16GB8.Playback video on PC 9.Video compression : AVI video format,1280X720 30fps10.Voice recording: Yes11.Internal memory: Yes12.Flash:16GB13.Video file size:5M per min.14.Recording mode :continuously recording until memory is full auto off15.Adaptor type: USB adaptor charging cable 16.Battery type : Lithium-ion 2000MA17.Record time : up to 2h for 1GB18.Battery use time : about 8-10 hour19.Weight:530g20.Convenience * Alarm: Sleep Timer * Display digits: 5 * Display Type: LCD Sound * Output power (RMS): 300mW * Sound System: Mono * Volume Control: Volume Control rotary knob / encoder Tuner / Receiver / transmission * Tuner bands: FM, MW * Automatic Digital Tuning: Yes Accessories * Included Accessories: user manual , warranty card size * Dimensions (W x advanced): 88 x 153 x 61 mm * Weight: 0.53 Kg21. adjustable timer can be preset to shut down the radio, the digital timer to set the desired number of minutes, you can easily control the radio's playing time. The machine will automatically count down and turn off the radio at the end.22. Built-in clock function23. provide a good non-slip design24. radios have been designed to meet the natural curve of hand-type, non-slip texture on both sides so you can pick up even if your hands get wet.25. Radio coated rubber bottom, easy to be able to button operation, no need to worry about products fall.26. spill-resistant design can be used either shower or bath.
Package:
1. Spy Radio camera 16GB 1pcs2. 2.0 High Speed USB CABLE 1pcs3. USB Charger 1pcs4. Camera Operating Manual 1pcs
Is the end of the iPod nigh? We have a bit of time before we'll be writing the official obituary for Apple's nearly 10-year-old line of portable music players. But the proof in the numbers can't be ignored: According to an analysis by Fortune magazine, iPod sales hit their peak during the 2008 holiday season. Since then, sales have been pushing south on a steady pace.
According to Philip Elmer-Dewitt, Apple dropped from around 22.7 million iPods sold at the end of 2008 to an expected 8.39 million iPods sold within the third quarter of 2011. Now, those numbers do include the typical holiday sales bump that's been a staple element of iPod sales for about the last five years. Comparing quarter-to-quarter, however, analysts are expecting that third quarter figures for iPod sales will come in around 7.2 percent lower than the number of devices sold in the third quarter of 2010.
Has Apple decided to prioritize the sales of its tablets and smartphones? Of course: Elmer-Dewitt notes that this is the first summer on record since the iPod touch's debut that Apple is not offering a free iPod touch alongside Mac purchases as part of the company's annual back-to-school promotions. Users are instead treated to a $100 App Store gift cardnot exactly a sign of confidence in the company's music-playing-only products.
But when you think about the raw features that are built-in to Apple's various handheld product lines, the decrease in iPod sales makes sense. The more Apple turns its user base on to the company's smartphones and tablets, the more its antiquated iPod line starts to look like less of a compelling purchase. The only overwhelming differences between an iPhone and an iPod Classic, for example, are price and capacity: While music-loving fans can score a less expensive iPod that can store more of their jams than even the highest-capacity iPhone, they lose a smorgasbord of features in the process.
It also costs far less to jump from the lowest-capacity iPhone 4 to the highest than it does to purchase both a 16GB iPhone 4 and an iPod Classic at the same time. And we're not even factoring in iPhone or iPad 2 users who have already opted to purchase the other matching handheld or tablet. Why would a user want the trifecta of an iPhone, iPod Classic, and iPad 2?
We highly doubt you'll see many iPhone or iPad 2 users opting to add an iPod touch to their collectionseven though the iPod touch, noted Elmer-Dewitt, has served up more than 50 percent of non-holiday iPod sales since 2010.
Apple's expected to hit around 7.9 million in third quarter sales for the iPad 2, and around 18.3 million in iPhone sales.
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