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    IPRecon introduces the Hawkeye 360 lightbar-mounted camera. The Hawkeye 360 has a full 360-degree field of vision. Dash-mounted cameras do a good job of recording the action from the vehicle's hood forward, but the Hawkeye 360 features a unique lens and design which captures images 360 degrees around the vehicle. The camera is designed for plug and play operation with current DVR systems and meets military specifications. An optional software package is available to record full motion video, allow remote searching of video database, wireless connectivity and Web-based interface.

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