One Five Button 2-Way LCD Transceiver With Button Lock, One Regular 1-Way Remote, Dual Stage Shock Sensor, Knock Sensor, Blue L.E.D., Mini High-Powered Neodymium Back-Up Battery Six Tone Siren With Key, Active/Passive Arming, Door Lock Relays On-Board, Ignitition Controlled Door Locks, Automatic Rearm, Parking Light Relay On-Board, Starter Disable Ouput, Channel 3 Trunk Release, Channel 4 Output, 2-Step Door Unlock, Domelight Output, Horn Honk Output, Anti-Carjacking
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Designed for indoor or outdoor use the IR Dome is constructed of die-cast aluminum. Inside the vandal-proof housing is a hi-resolution color Sony CCD camera with an IR lens. In low light or night situations the IR Dome has a photo sensor that switches the camera to B/W. This is further enhanced by the built-in 28-LED IR illuminator, which provides illumination up to 50ft in little or no light. Other features include automatic white balance, automatic backlight compensation, low (more…)
This digital document is an article from Computer Security Update, published by Worldwide Videotex on February 1, 2006. The length of the article is 606 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: MCAFEE/TOSHIBA OFFER SECURITY FOR 2006 DYNABOOK IN JAPAN.Publication: Computer Sec (more…)
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The Kensington 64068 Micro Saver Notebook Lock protects your laptop computer from theft with a patented cable-and-lock system. This lock is constructed of a six-foot, super-strong, steel-composite cable with a carbon, tempered-steel core, and a patented, T-bar lock that provides superior lock strength and theft protection. Easy to install and use in the office or when traveling, this system locks into the standard Kensington security slot found in 99-percent of notebooks (more…)
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The fatal inundation of New Orleans was no natural disaster, argues this hard-hitting investigative report. Wall Street Journal reporters Cooper and Block finger two very man-made causes of the tragedy. The first was the decades-long failure of local officials and the Army Corps of Engineers to fix New Orleans’ poorly designed and constructed levees and floodwalls, which collapsed under moderate hurricane conditions. The second and more spectacular was the bre (more…)
From Publishers Weekly
The fatal inundation of New Orleans was no natural disaster, argues this hard-hitting investigative report. Wall Street Journal reporters Cooper and Block finger two very man-made causes of the tragedy. The first was the decades-long failure of local officials and the Army Corps of Engineers to fix New Orleans’ poorly designed and constructed levees and floodwalls, which collapsed under moderate hurricane conditions. The second and more spectacular was the bre (more…)
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