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The latest additions to Axis' range of surveillance cameras are the M3007-PV and M3007-P, both providing a 360-degree panorama.

Designed for indoor use, the M3007-PV and M3007-P cameras from Axis can be configured for 360-degree (ceiling mount) or 180-degree (wall-mount) coverage.

Multiple viewing modes are provided, including quad dewarped for easy viewing.

Digital pan, tilt and zoom are supported, and the cameras can send multiple video streams simultaneously.

The difference between the two models is that the M3007-PV features a vandal and dust resistant shell.

Both cameras are pre-focused, support 802.3af Power over Ethernet, and include a microSDHC slot for in-camera recording.

Like other Axis cameras, the new models work with the Axis Camera Application Platform and other video management software.

"Axis' new 360° fixed cameras give price-sensitive market segments the option of using just one camera to get the big picture, with great details, at an affordable price," said country manager Wai King Wong.

"The cameras also have substantial capacity for intelligent video applications," he added.

The M3007-PV and M3007-P are scheduled to ship this quarter, priced at $615 and $575.

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