Just when you thought new digital camera technology was tapped out, the Tamaggo 360-Imager comes along and changes everything again. It's billed as the first picture-taking device that captures the environment surrounding you and creates a navigable record that turns your physical experiences into digital events. Tamaggo’s 360-Imager introduces a revolutionary integrated 360° technology to the consumer market.

It's an egg-shaped camera that is ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, and the company says it “accommodates technology that to date has been available only for sophisticated government and commercial applications.”

They chose the name Tamaggo because the 360-Imager was inspired by the Japanese word for egg. This not only  represents the camera’s shape but also something new. The device lets you capture high-resolution, navigable pictures with just one click.

The Tamaggo 360-imager and accessories will be available in spring 2012 and will be priced under $200. You can find out more about the Tamaggo 360-Imager at tamaggo.com