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    VISTA is the brand new HD wearable camera announced by WatchGuard at the IACP 2014. 

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    VISTA incorporates the very best video technologies available including HD resolution, Ultra-Wide Dynamic Range technology, adjustable lens, 130-degree wide angle field-of-view, Record-After-the-Fact and extra-long battery life to last an entire shift with superior video and audio. In the back office, WatchGuard has integrated VISTA with their 4RE in-car video system and Evidence Library to make evidence search and management easier than ever.

    Features

    • Ultra-Rugged, Fully Submersible Waterproof Design
    • Transfer/Charging Base Provides “Dock & Go” Convenience
    • 9 Hours Of Continuous HD Recording On A Single Charge
    • Integrates With Evidence Library And 4RE In-Car Video Systems
    • The Easiest Camera To Use And Understand
    • Record-After-The-Fact Provides the Ultimate Safety Net
    • Exceptional Quick-Release Mounting Hardware

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