Think your iPhone or Android phone’s camera is hot shit? Say hello to the Phantom V1610.

The Phantom is the go-to camera for insanely fast recording. Wielding a widescreen CMOS sensor and producing 1280 x 800 stills, the Phantom can shoot video at up to 1,000,0000 fps (frames per sec). Wait, what?! That’s right, but there’s a catch: at one million fps, that’s seriously pushing the envelope, so the resulting shots won’t  be 1280 x 800. However, turn it down a notch to 16k fps (still hundreds of times faster than any camera phone is or will ever be) and it’ll record in 720p (1280 x 800) and all her glory.

And is it just us, or does the Phantom look perfectly suited to deep sea exploration? Either way, not many people will ever have one (including yours truly): $100,000, base price.

The Looxcie – a wearable camcorder, was a popular gift for Christmas last year when it was first released. It allowed users to send instant clips of footage to themselves and automatically share it through their social profiles, all with a push of a button. A great gadget for social media junkies who are always finding new ways to share their entire life story with the rest of the world.

Now the Looxcie 2 is out with a few upgrades. It’s nearly half the size and 20% lighter, and they’ve improved the resolution to 480p. There are two versions available, 4GB and 8GB, and you can expect the same battery life as the original (4 hours). For those of you who are into extreme sports, Looxcie 2 has you covered with a few attachments that allow you to attach the device to helmets and other head gear.

And rumor has it that this new version will be iCloud compatible.

Sony is banking on hopes that 3D will take off this year, and the line of products that they introduced at CES are likely to push consumers further in that direction.

Touted as the world’s first “Double Full HD” 3D camcorder, the HDR-TD10 is equipped with double Sony G lenses, double “Exmor R” CMOS image sensors, and double BIONZ image processors. Other features include:

• 64GB embedded flash memory
• 10x optical zoom in 3D mode
• 2D-to-3D dedicated switch
• 3D ready 3.5-inch Xtra Fine LCD touch screen
• Optical SteadyShot image stabilization
• Tracking Focus, Golf Shot, and Intelligent Auto Mode
• 5.1ch surround mic
• 1920×1080 Full HD 60p/24p recording w/7MP still image capture

Whether or not Sony’s aspirations will take to the mainstream is still unknown, but they’re making a pretty convincing case with the new Sony HDR-TD10.

Clocking in at 15 lumens and boasting the fact that it’s the first ever HD camcorder with a built-in removeable projector, the Ordro HDV-D350S Camcorder is attempting to change the way you shoot and display home movies. Forget about all of those crinkly crackly 8-millimeters from yesteryear. This is the 21st Century, and it’s time life was shot in HD. Of course, that doesn’t necessarily mean the Ordro is for you, but it appears to be a pretty solid device, and it delivers on the bonus features.

The Ordro HDV-D350S Camcorder sports a 10x optical zoom, a 3-inch touch screen LCD, and an SD/SDHC card slot for storage purposes. Family vacations, sporting events, Junior’s school play, or just annoying your wife or girlfriend around the house by filming every little thing she does, just got a whole lot easier.