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    The LE4 is the 4th generation VIEVU body worn video camera. The LE4 is the first camera built on the next generation modular platform designed as an answer for departments who desire the ability to record a full shift. The LE4 packs an assortment of advanced features into a rugged and compact package.

    • 95 degree field of view
    • Full-shift battery providing up to 12 hours of continuous recording
    • Pre and post event recording
    • Resolution: 1920×1080 FHD, 1280×720 HD, 848×480 Widescreen SD
    • Raw Storage Capacity: 64 GB
    • Video Storage Capacity: Up to 10 hrs FHD / 25 hrs HD / 50 hrs SD
    • Local Time or GMT Date & Time Stamp
    • Extremely durable billet aluminum case
    • Wireless communication for live streaming
    • Smartphone app to allow for reviewing video and adding metadata in the field
    • Compatible with external battery packs
    • Waterproof (IP65, non-submersible)
    • Dimensions: 3.3″ × 2.1″ × 1.1″
    • Weight: 5.5oz
    • Compatible: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8

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