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    POV.T (tactical)

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: V.I.O. INC.
    Pov 10047336

    POV.T (tactical) from V.I.O. integrates a camera head, recorder, remote control, software and online distribution into a single system. It allows the user to capture hands-free video by mounting the lens on a vehicle, headgear, headsets or firearms while wearing the recorder on a vest or duty belt, or stowing it in a hydration pack. The wireless remote control can be mounted anywhere within reach. The entire system is built to withstand exposure to dust, shock and water under harsh duty conditions and features cut-and-splice editing, video distribution capabilities. POV.1 also comes with its own Windows-compatible software.

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