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Censorship
Maybe thats why Wal-Mart thinks censorship of CDs & books are a good thing ...
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Wireless cameras
The WiFi module IP-NET is part of the innovative market of micro IP cameras that use Internet to transmit images of environments or people in real time.
This formidable audio video monitoring device uses a tiny camera with a 5 Mega pixel CMOS sensor with 90° view angle pinhole lens and brightness balancing, and built-in microphone. Furthermore it has a supplied antenna for wireless connection and a micro SD card for data storage.
User friendly and easily configurable, the module IP-NET no requires special operations for installation. It’s enough to have an Internet connection and the application interface client will follow you step by step for settings of remote connection. It’s possible to customize and install the device in everyday objects such as wall clocks or generally small appliances.
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