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    The LE4 is the 4th generation of VIEVU Body Worn Video Cameras. The LE4 is the first camera built on a next generation modular platform, designed for departments who wish to record a full shift without interrupting that shift to download or recharge. The LE4 packs an assortment of advanced features into one rugged and compact package. The LE4 includes a 95 degree undistorted field of view, a full-shift battery providing over 12 hours of continuous recording, pre- and post-event recording, wireless communications for live streaming and a companion smartphone app allowing for video review and the addition of metadata in the field.

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