Not so much.

The camera Polaroid teased last month, at the time simply (and ominously) called “Grey,” has been revealed by no less than Lady Gaga herself (about 40 minutes late), who claims to have been intimately involved with the design process. It’s pretty much what it looks like: a digital Polaroid camera that doubles as a wireless color printer. It’s got a flip-up LCD where you frame your shot; the controls are all under there unless you’re just firing one off.

The guys at NotionAddicts recorded our live video of the Notion Ink Adam Tablet interview in which we give the device a fair shake and explain ourselves to the man Rohan himself. He was very gracious and quite generous with his time. The jury’s still out in John’s mind, but we’ll see when the pre-order ships.

They’ll be publishing more of the interview shortly and we’ll have a snipped out version as well soon. What did you think?

We just spoke with Rohan Shravan, the guy behind Notion Ink, and when we asked him what the secret feature was..he answered–right here on CrunchGear.

Thinking about buying both a new TV and a Boxee Box? Well, I can save you some trouble. Viewsonic has included Boxee as an included app on its new line of connected HDTVs. It’s nothing crazy — you can just run Boxee on the thing, without the box. No price, but it should be arriving in Q2.

Say you have a lot of home movies. Like a lot. And you want to stream them on the Internet to where you are. What do you do? Well Pogoplug Video is the answer. This device transmits your legally downloaded content into a format that can be easily streamed to any computer in the whole wide world. The device grabs video from your home network and then converts it on the fly. It also support AVCHD streaming straight out of cameras, starting with Sony’s latest crop.

The Pogoplug video will cost $200 when it launches April 1.

I use a Samson capsule mic to record my podcasts and I really want to get a hold of this mic for the road. It’s a tiny, CD quality 16-bit mic with a chrome-plated body and built-in tripod. It works without drivers on Macs and PCs and includes a 1/8-inch headphone jack and headphone volume control. It even comes with a handy pouch.