The HD-RH1 from Iconix is a 2-inch cube weighing in at 2.5 ounces and has fiber-optic output along with a remote control panel (not wireless yet). With the new RCP-160 remote, you’ll be able to connect up to 6 RH1s to one another. can film in 35 different formats and frames including true High Definition from 1080p, 1080sf, 1080i, 720p to NTSC and Pal and is now capable of direct camera unlocking via an SDI (Serial Digital Interface). The camera head comes with mounting holes on the top and bottom of the head. These mounting holes permit attachment with the Iconix tripod mount which attaches to standard ¼ mounting screws.

The device is operated by a single-source HDTV controller unit, measuring 8.4-inch x 1.8-inch x 12-inch and weighing 3.5 lb. It has already been used to capture some of the planet’s most fearsome predators in National Geographic Television’s “Planet Carnivore” documentary.

The updated model of the HD-RH1 will be available this June, while the remote panels are likely to be shipped in early Fall 2007.

Iconix, via GadgetLab