Being a big company, Buffalo doesn’t forget that kids market is always profitable. The company’s latest creation gives us the proof. A cute USB device (product number: BFG-PKID) that would make your son or daughter cries until you buy one for them. As you can from the picture, there are 4 version of this USB “key”, each with different cartoon character, including that famous Mickey Mouse and Doraemon.

The USB device itself is actually some sort of key that will protect your kids from the wild wild world wide web. It is loaded with Yahoo! Kids, a secure internet browser, along with a couple of games and other useful apps for kids. You, as their parents, can also personalize the content of the key for your kids, for example, limiting the amount of time allowed on the internet.

Looks nice. Unfortunately, no words on pricing and availability at the moment.

As a geek, I always want to have my house, or at least my working room, surrounded by security cameras. I believe it’d give a hi-tech-look for my home. But since one of those dome cams is stil too expensive for me, maybe I’d better get this fake motion-activated dome camera instead. Eventhough it’s just a prank toy, it looks so damn real that it’ll scare my friends away.

Currently retailed for just $9.89, the fake dome camera features a motion detection sensor, an activation light, and a realistic appearance. It runs with battery, so you can place it anywhere with no wire attached.

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Remember the USB Virus Chaser from DigiWorks? Incase you don’t remember, it’s the world’s first UFD that comes pre-loaded with a handy anti virus software. Once plugged in, the disk will automatically scan your computer for viruses, as well as clear the the infected files right away. I didn’t have the detail of this device when I fist wrote about it earlier this month, but now I do.

Measures 45 x 6 x 18mm, the DigiWorks USB Virus Chaser is available in two flavours, the Crystal White and Jet Black. Each color has three different capacity options: 1GB, 2GB, and 4GB; with price respectively set at 20,000 KRW (€16, $20), 30,000 KRW (€24, $30), and 45,000 KRW (€36, $50).

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Digiworks, a Korea-based manufacturer, launched “USB Virus Chaser”, the world’s first USB disk with built-in antivirus system. To scan and clear your computer from those bad viruses, all you have to do is plug this USB stick into your USB port. Very simple yet quite a handy device. Or shall I say, a must have device.

No words on pricing at the moment. The product iself, USB Virus Chaser, will start shipping later this month.

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Another security camera displayed during ISC 2007 event in Las Vegas. This one coming from Sony and called SNC-DF50N IP Network Camera. This Wide Dynamic IP MiniDome offers a WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) functionality along with DEPA (Distributed Enhanced Processing Architecture) technology platform and Bi-Directional audio input.

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Panasonic recently presented i-Pro WV-CW484, a vandal-proof network-ready dome security camera, during ISC 2007 event in Las Vegas. It incorporates SD III technology that eliminates common backlighting problem and an anti-shock ABF (Auto Back Focus) functionality which ensure perfect focus. The dome camera also offers a progressive outputs for better identification of moving objects, a new electrolysis dehumidification device that reduce condensation, as well as easy installation. Other features include automatic day/night mode, switch between color and B/W mode instantly, and a minimum illumination of 0.6 lux (0.06fc).

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Wow, this is cool, a hidden camera inside a black-colored baseball cap. It is designed for professionals purpose and not just for kids toy. Check the features for the proof: motion detection function, hi-res 720×480 CCD display, time and date stamping, SD card slot, and remote control. Money to spend for the purchase? A whopping $1,275. Pricey, but definitely worth the money (at least for me) as you can now secretly take a video of those beautiful chicks you met on the street. Or any other evil activities…

Using a 4GB SD card, one can record up to 5 hours of movie. However, the battery only lasts for an hour, so be sure to prepare a few spares around if you want to record in a long period time. Along with the remote, the camera also comes with a color monitor that one can use to preview the movie, either in real time or after being recorded.

Other features include USB 2.0 connectivity and both NTSC and PAL input mode.

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Have you ever forgot to take back your credit card after you use it to pay your purchase? Well I haven’t, but I really wish not as I need that to pay AdWords and my hosting fees. The good thing is, there’s finally a solution to this — the Credit Card Alarm! It’s an intelligent card base that beeps every twenty seconds when empty. But don’t worry, the sound won’t be too loud to attract attention from the store clerks or other customers.

Made of plastic and stainless steel, the Credit Card Alarm is thin enough to fit in your wallet. This perfect gift for Christmas, either for your girlfriend, wife, or shopaholic friends, will only cost you $55.

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Another CCTV presented during Taitronics Autumn 2006. From GuardTech, it’s CamFy, a personal security camera which can work as both security CCTV or a digital camera. It can take pictures or videos upon motion detection and store the result on a SD/MMC media card. Furthermore, this CCTV camera can receive juice from either AC/DC adapter or battery, which make it possible to carry around like a real digital camera.

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TVS displayed its 5.6-inch CCTV LCD, LV-56R01, during Taitronics Autumn 2006 exhibition. This compact and lightweight monitoring display features a resolution of 320×234, NTSC/PAL Auto Recognition, two video BNC ports, Testpattern generator, Up/Down picture adjustment, multi-language OSD, and a rechargable Li-Polymer battery. No words on pricing, but the bundle will include a carrying strap, travel case, and AC adapter.

More pics after the jump.

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