Nanocam, A Build-It-Yourself Camera Made From Bricks
Fact: Kids love Lego.
Fact: Kids love cameras.
Fact: Kids love to choke on teeny, tiny sharp plastic bricks.
Fuuvi’s special edition Nanoblock camera satisfies all of these passions: It’s a tiny little kit made of even tinier little nano-Legos, and any child, even a stupid one, can use it to make all kinds of neat working digital cameras.
The main guts is in a central block, which splits open to reveal a USB plug. The camera itself is a mere 2MP, but manages to shoot 720 x 480 video at 30fps, and stores it on a microSD card.
If you’re thinking of giving one of these to an older child to play with, or a younger child to attempt to eat, then it’ll set you back ¥4,400, or around $55. Plus hospital fees.
Via: NanoBlock
Charlie Sorrel sits in his gadget nerve-center in Barcelona, Spain, and spits out words about various weird plastic widgets while the sun shines outside his iCave. Previously found at Wired.com's Gadget Lab covering cameras, power cables and sneaking in as much Apple-centric coverage as he could, Charlie spends his rare moments outside perched atop a bicycle and snapping photos. You can follow him on Twitter via 
