Hammacher Schlemmer has announced what it claims to be the world’s smallest camera. The digital imaging device, going precisely by the The World’s Smallest Camera name, has a footprint slightly larger than a one-inch cube. Nestled inside is a two-megapixel sensor that captures images with a two-megapixel 1600×1200 resolution, or 640×480 videos at 30 frames per second.
The camera saves the images as JPEGs or videos as AVIs onto a removable microSDHC card, up to 32GB in capacity. Focusing is automatic or manual in spite of the small size. A USB cable not only allows direct photo sync but can power the camera, charging the rechargeable battery in about an hour. A full charge will fuel about 30 minutes of continuous shooting.
The camera, priced at $100, comes with 2GB microSD card. It ships now from Hammacher Schlemmer’s page.
