If you've ever wondered what it would look like to shoot really fast up into the air and then crash down to the ground at equally alarming and nauseating velocity (and there are people that do!) then the Digital Video Rocket is for you. Containing an impact-resistant camera in the nose cone, it can shoot 12-second video at 640px x 480px resolution or take up to three pictures per flight to a maximum of 15 pictures. The Estes C6-5 engines come with two sets of camera batteries, assorted control whatnot and a remote (which requires four AA batteries, oddly not included. Maybe they think you make your own). Sounds like a lot of fun for $60. [Camille]

Digital Video Rocket [via SciFi Tech]

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