MP4 Player with a Spy Camera

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The creators say that Spy Button Camera is almost invisible. With its help you can secretly make videos of your friends and, maybe, enemies. Unfortunatelly, in order to use it you should hide somewhere PMP/MP4 player beforehand. It is not very compact and the size is not very small. The spy camera is just to have fun, to distract a little, to treat your friends, to make funny video.The camera has 1 GB of internal memory.

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