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Thumb-sized video camera debuts in Hong Kong
CrunchGear — ... . This tiny camcorder (they claim it’s the world’s smallest, but I disagree) just debuted in Hong Kong at the Electronics Fair going on there, and it’s called the Mini DV. I can’t think of a more misleading name for a camera that doesn’t shoot to ...

Mini DV, world’s smallest video camera shoots big pictures
Gizmo Watch — ... which are converted AVI format and can be viewed on transferring to a PC or a laptop. Housing a Li-ion battery, the camera has two hours of backup time, and also has a USB port along with a MicroSD slot of up to 8GB. There’s no mention on the price or availability, but we can guess the folks in the West will have to wait on a lot before they can get their hands on the Mini DV. Ah! some someone in the West will better it soon! Via: TechOn

AEE Mini DV wins style war among new crop of spy cameras
DVICE Atom Feed — ... AEE MD80 video camera is the smallest in the world, it nevertheless is one of the more attractive of the mini-cams available. The camera does away with any view finder (images can only be viewed on a Windows PC), and shoots images at 30 frames per second. After shooting your video the data is then stored on an 8 gigabyte SD memory card. Equipped with 2 hours of battery power and support for USB 2.0 the MD80 can be yours for just $85 here. Via Nikkei

Tiny camcorder clips to your shirt
CrunchGear — ... never seen or heard of pinhole cameras but, hey, people say crazy stuff at trade shows. Battery life is good for up to two hours and video is captured in the AVI format, most likely XviD or some variation. It’s available for $85 at YoTang.com if you’re interested. I, myself, would consider one of these for walking the floor of a large event like CES, but the price would have to be closer to $40 in order to dovetail with my rampant frugality. [Tech-On! via DVICE]

AEE boasts that its new "Mini DV" camera is the "world's smallest"
Engadget — ... AEE Wireless' new "Mini DV" camera may or may not actually be the "world's smallest" video camera (alright, it's probably not), but it certainly has a strong claim to the title of least imaginatively-named, and it is, in fact, pretty darn small. What's more, unlike ...