The $26.95 Signal Launcher from Spy Gear works pretty much the same manner as how those flares operate in movies, where a stranded Marine calls for help by popping one, hoping that some of his mates will be in the vicinity to offer assistance. It comes with a whistling rocket sound to wired your fellow agents (as well as enemies, I might add). There are three foam signal rockets for you to come up with your own color codes (ooh, how exciting). It all works on manual ability, so there is no need to rush to the store to stock up a supply of fresh batteries.

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I suppose even James Bond had to start somewhere, and since they don’t have Spying for Dummies lying around at the bookstore, there is always the Agent Tool Kit. Inside, one will find wonders (to a child, at least) such as a pen that powers a snap-on flashlight, a light tube for night day writing, a scope to view up subjects from afar, and even a motion alarm that helps you define your territory. Kids who play with that a lot ought to pester parents to get a set of AAA rechargeable batteries. The Agent Tool Kit retails for $12.95.

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Suppose somebody sneaked up behind you with the Spy Disc Shooter – what are you going to do? Well, retaliate and consolidate your position with the Dart Blaster, that’s what! that wrist-mounted triple dart shooter can be concealed in your sleeve, and it uses a red laser dot for easier aiming before you let go a rapid fire storm of missiles. Features include a laser-targeting system, a triple-barreled dart shooter and a rapid-fire trigger. $12.95 for that updated version of the Wild, Wild West.

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Is sixth-grade Aidan terrified that society will find out about his crush on Kylie, no thanks to his private profession of love on a piece of paper? Since daddy doesn’t allow Aidan access to his paper shredder, there is always the Message Shredder from Spy Gear. It looks like a fairly standard pencil case but in reality is a 7-in-1 spy communication system. Once a data is written on the spy paper, it is slipped ito a secret compartment which can thereupon be accessed by fellow spies. It comes with an integrated decoder light that helps decipher the notice, while the shredder gets rid of all legible evidence once you’re done with it. $14.95 to tickle Aidan’s imagination.

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I must say, once your kid gets hold of that, he/she will definitely be a nuisance – at least for quite a while. The Spy Disc Shooter is capable of spitting up discs from the motorized hand blaster faster than you think. Don’t concern about getting cuts from that since the discs are made out of foam, so other than annoying parents, pets and other neighborhood animals are a good bet as well. All the usual cautions come in with that – no shooting at the face or using anything other than the foam discs as ammunition. Each $12.95 purchase comes with one shooter, a target and 20 foam discs to get you started. Powered by a couple of AA batteries, any purchase of more than one unit will aftereffect in a reduction.

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As promised yesterday, here we are with coverage of new products from Spy Gear, and the Mobile Spy Ear is first to be covered. All you need to do is pull it back so that the springs within will work up some tension, let it go and it will automatically head towards the direction you want it to spy upon. Definitely not the most discreet of spying devices, but you can’t blame kids for having an active imagination.

• Works through Walls – Listen up to 50 Feet Away
• 2 Ways to Play: Roll it in [OR] Place it in a Room
• Includes Mobile Listening Bug, Receiver and Ear Bud
• Parts Snap together to Store or Clip into your Belt

The Mobile Spy Ear will retail for $19.95.

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[PMA 2008] I guess you can tell from the above image that GE has folded to produce an image of its X3 digital camera, so one will just have to learn how to construct do. that model stresses a whole lot on zoom, boasting a whopping 12x optical zoom and a 4.5x digital zoom for those who love capturing subjects from far away without having to prepare the effort to get closer. Judging by the X1 of yore, chances are the X3 ought to come in a somewhat familiar mold factor. It eats up a quartet of AA batteries as that can be quite the performance camera for the budget conscious. Specifications are located below.

• 10.7 megapixels
• 12x optical zoom
• 2.7″ LCD display


• Electronic Image Stabilizer


• Smile Detection


• Face Detection


• Up to ISO 3200


• Red-Eye Removal


• Blink Detection

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