If you’ve ever wanted to replay something you once saw, or have a second chance to catch a glimpse of an unbelievable moment, this camera can do just that (at least for events recorded starting from…NOW!). Called the Looxcie II Wearable Bluetooth Camcorder, it simply sits on your ear, aims next to your eye, and records your surroundings exactly as you see them.

Featuring a lightweight design, the Looxcie II video camera is amazingly simple to operate. There are no LCD screens to get lost in, in fact all you need to do in order to record 480p video is hook the device to your ear and press the record button. It’s that easy!

With 4GB of built-in storage, the Looxcie II Wearable Bluetooth Camcorder can record for up to 90 minutes (or up to 5 hours at a lower resolution), and even doubles as Bluetooth headset for your cellphone.

If you have an iPhone or Android smart phone, Looxcie will make you feel like James Bond thanks to its real-time video sharing. The device can send live video to a smartphone, letting you send proof to your friend that he shouldn’t have missed the party you’re at.

Helping you share your life with the world as you see it, the Looxcie II Wearable Bluetooth Camcorder is available now at Firebox.com for $240 | £150 | €171.

If you do a bit of dirt bike racing and want an easy way to capture your wicked jumps all rider-POV, the MX Off Road Camera Goggle Mask is your man. Completely hands-free, they strap to your head like only goggles can – meaning you won’t risk smashing it off your helmet or handlebars in a spill. Or risk losing that priceless shot of Mr All That in front stackin’ it hard. Man, you meeeeean.

Recording in 720p HD at up to 30fps, the MX Off Road Camera Goggle Mask is also good for use on the road, to capture valuable EVIDENCE in an accident or otherwise. My traumatic experiences? Lemme see. Skidded under a truck once! Would have made an awesome video. Oh, and I had a heavy backpack thrown at me too (separate incident). Almost stacked it just sitting at a traffic light! Still lose sleep thinking that monster’s still out there *shakes fist*. If only I had proof, then someone might believe me his bag-throwing days would be more numbered than license plates.

Anyway, the MX Off Road Camera Goggle Mask records to MicroSD/SDHC cards of up to 32GB, can also take 5MP snaps, shoots continuous video for up to two hours on built-in rechargeable Lithium batteries and is available now from IWOOT for £225.00. Get shooting. “POLICE BRUTALITY…you’re gonna regret this…POLICE BRUTALITY”

And we thought all projectors had to weigh at least twenty pounds and hold a built-in fan. The new Projecting Camcorder from Hammacher Schlemmer records up to 32 GB of video and displays it up to 65″ diagonal – all from the palm of your hand.

With just one 12-lumen lamp, this camcorder projects videos and images at 640 x 480 resolution – but the feature list doesn’t stop there. It can also capture HD video at up to 1280 x 720 resolution and still shots at 8 MP, whilst getting up close and personal with a 5x digital zoom.

The Projecting Camcorder can also replay your videos on its built-in 2.4″ LCD screen, and can be connected to any computer via an included USB cable for sharing online. This camcorder even connects to your TV in two delicious ways: through a standard AV connector, also included, or in glorious HD with an HDMI cable.

With a weight of 8 oz, no recording device this functional is so portable. $299.95 at Hammacher Schlemmer.

Handheld camcorders that record crisp and clear high definition videos have been available for many years now, but enjoying the video you record on your camcorder has been difficult due to the differing aspect ratios of camcorders and TVs. Most camcorder displays use the 4:3 aspect ratio, which is much different from the 16:9 ratio used by HD televisions, resulting in unsightly cropping or trimming of the video.

That problem has been solved by the Only Widescreen HD Camcorder from Hammacher Schlemmer, which features a 16:9 widescreen 3 1/2″ TFT display that swivels out for video capture – ensuring you’ll see your video exactly how it will look on an HDTV.

The Only Widescreen HD Camcorder is capable of recording 1080p high-definition resolution at 30 frames-per-second and still images at 5 MP. Video is recorded onto an SD card (up to 32GB, sold separately) for easy transfer to your computer, and rolls on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides up to four hours of operation. At $199.95 it’s a must for any wannabe filmmaker.

Consider this: drive-in movie-shows are awesome, but accidentally reversing your car into people or things is awful. Now these days, drive-in movie-shows are few and far between, but reversing vehicles into people or things is still all too commonplace. Fortunately, Clover Electronics have released the TFT7001 7 Inch TFT Rear View Color Camera System for Vehicles, a product with the potential to trump both these problems in one fell swoop.

Just stick the 7 inch TFT LCD screen somewhere you – the driver – can easily see it, and you’ve got your own drive-anywhere movie-theatre right there. What better to watch on your new in-car entertainment system than the view out of the rear of your vehicle, as supplied by the color CCD camera affixed to your tailgate?

The supplied camera comes with a sharp 1/3″ CCD sensor, which is sensitive down to 1 lux so you can catch all the night-time action. It’s also waterproof, and works happily between 12 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit, so you can enjoy the view in all weathers.

It’s entirely up to you whether you use the view to avoid reversing into people or things accidentally, or to ensure that you do reverse into people or things deliberately. Mark’s Technology News would like to recommend the former.

Enjoy motion-picture-based safety in your vehicle for the special price of $362.83 from SmartHome.com.

3D movies have been around since the fifties, with classics such as 13 Ghosts, House on Haunted Hill, er, Jaws 3D and more lately, Avatar. All confusing our eyeballs with three-dimensional imagery from a two-dimensional screen. While the costs for Hollywood in producing 3D motion pictures has been reducing of late, the 3rd dimension has been frustratingly out of reach for us consumers. With the JVC GS-TD1 Full HD 3D Camcorder, however, that’s all set to change.

This JVC camcorder obviously shoots in crisper-than-crispy-crisps 1920 X 1080i, and maintains this top-rate resolution in its left-right independent 3D MP4 MVC mode. Roughly translated, this means your 3D recording has two separate HD images for every frame, encoded in a smooth video format. Also, the GS-TD1’s twin lenses with extra-low dispersion glass ensure the views captured do justice to the HD capabilities of the camcorder.

Of course, despite being marketed as a 3d camcorder, it is strictly speaking a 4D camcorder – since it records through time, and time is just another dimension. That clarified, the JVC GS-TD1 can record video that can be easily burned to DVD or Blu-ray, and blow your mind into the next dimension via a 3d compatible Blu-ray player.

Capture every dimension for $1699.95 from JVC.

Businesswire via Coolest-Gadgets

Using a camcorder needs at least three hands. Moreover, those three hands need to be really steady. The problem is, most people have at most two hands, and unsteady ones at that…

What you need to shoot fun, enjoyable video is a camcorder that leaves your hands free, and lets you concentrate on what you’re shooting. The Looxcie LX1 Wearable Bluetooth Over-the-Ear Camcorder gives you just that.

It’s almost too simple: stand steady on your feet, look at what you want to record, and you’ll get perfect video – as the Looxcie LX1’s automatic light and color adaptation ensures the scene looks just right…no matter the conditions.

Despite the device weighing less than one ounce, it captures a crisp 480p at 30fps, with dual microphones recording quality DSP optimized audio that won’t let the video down. The 4GB of internal storage will record over an hour’s worth of footage, and the headset will also connect to iOS and Android devices if you ever need to switcheroo.

Hands-free video recording opens up a world of new possibilities. Imagine videoing your baby looking down at you as you hold her up with both arms, unencumbered by any awkward device. Imagine the horror if you didn’t have both hands free, and dropped the baby while adjusting the focus on your conventional camcorder? Hands-free video recording closes down a world of nightmares.

Hands up for hands-free? See what you shoot, and shoot what you see with the Looxcie LX1. Just $199 at Overstock.com.

Take a page from a policeman’s handbook (not literally, though) and record your time behind the wheel. The Vehicle Safeguard Video Recording Camera gives you peace of mind every time you hit the road. If calamity strikes, and you find yourself in a fender-bender, this camera will – after playing back to verify your innocence – provide objective evidence for the police and your insurance company.

Just use the supplied double-sided tape to mount the holder to your dash and slip the camera in place. Now everything from road and weather conditions to traffic flow is being recorded and stored in AVI format onto an SD card – which, can range anywhere from 128 MB to 2 GB (providing up to a whopping 5 hours of recording time).

When it comes to power, you can use either 12V DC with a plug for your lighter (not included), or slap in four AAA batteries to transform your vehicle into a rolling camcorder.

The Video Recording Camera isn’t just for bad times, either. Capture that scenic drive through the mountains or quaint little town, and play it back when you get home to relive those moments.

Grab yourself a little on-the-road peace of mind for $29.95 at GadgetUniverse.com. Rolling!

We’ve seen the 3D recording webcam before, but this Flip-like pocket video-cam called the Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder will not only let you shoot high definition 3D video anywhere you go – but can also play-back your three-dimensional footage without 3D glasses.

Fitted with two lenses and sensors which capture high-definition (1280×720) recordings at different camera angles to 3D-ify your videos, the Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder features a 2.4-inch display with a special 3D filter – which lets you watch your eye-popping, jaw-dropping three-dimensional creations on the spot, without having to slap-on silly-looking glasses.

That said, the Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder does include a pair of glasses for big-screen playback on the ol’ 2D Tele V or PC (via HDMI socket or slide-out USB connector) and is fully retro-tech enabled/compatible capturing regular 2D video or stills at the switch of a button.

Storing your bits of extra-dimentional wonderment to an SD/SDHC/MMC memory card and powering through up to 1.5 hours of recording time per charge, the Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder includes a built-in stereo mic and speaker and is available now from Firebox.com for $306 | £200 | €238.

So you’re secretly filming a meeting (for quality control purposes, of course) and you’ve got a special button for your pinhole camera sewn neatly on your shirt or coat. If it’s a meeting of men, your recording would probably go undetected, but if there are women present – that unmatching button will blow your cover as wide open as an unbuttoned shirt. Luckily, this covert recorder called the Button Pinhole Video Spycam w/ Mini DVR comes with matching buttons, so you can replace the lot and no one will be the wiser.

Featuring an included mini digital video recorder with a built-in 2-inch LCD to set up your shots, the Button Pinhole Video Spycam records in color and with audio in AVI format at 30fps. There’s 45-megs of built-in flash memory too, but for long sessions you’ll want to slip in a mini SD card (not included).

Including AV in/out cables, a lithium-ion battery and a charging cradle to top it up, the Button Pinhole Video Spycam w/ Mini DVR measures 65mm wide x 53mm high x 16mm deep and is available now – for stealthier shooting – from ThinkGeek for $139.99.