the night vision goggles will just use a OEM web cam with the IR filter taken off and then software to display it on a 1.4" lcd screen.

Most digital Cmos sensors can work as IR night vision cams.

I created a list of my own, and feel free to take all of them. You know you want to.

nunilingus.com
impaledonanerffencepost.net
pederast.gov
pooponastring.com
vomitdrinkingsoccermoms.edu
feceswarriors.org
foursomewithgrandparents.gov
midgeteatingsandwich.net
barbecuewithghosts.org
screamingamputees.net
badspelurs.cmo
dyslexics.gro

on a technical note, these devices are still fairly sealed, especially things like the CMOS housing and such. Water does leak in, only slowly. Also water that has leaked in will have just as hard a time leaking out, so without an on the spot dissection, the water is bound to get onto something that will die because of it.

She didnt really imply it was a new camera, I know I would have been a little quicker in getting it out.

That's true, but from what i've read about the hack, its legit. Apparently you can fool the X Box into thinking its a legit game disc by changing the firmware on the dvd drive. The dvd drive normally reports on the type of disc, an x box disc is almost a standard dvd but it has specific bad sectors that a normal burner can't burn.

When you change the firmware the drive will report that its an x box disc despite it not being one. Basically though you have to have a way of flashing a cmos chip so this is not a great solution for joe-sumer.