<h3>Wide-Field Recorder</h3><div><b>Cost </b>100 Cr</div><div><b>Wgt </b>--</div><div><br /></div><div>This sphere can hover and record all visual and audio activity in a 360 degree radius. It takes a standard 20 SEU clip and drains 1 SEU per hour. The recording is stored on a small micro-disc that can be read on most computer systems. A disc holds 20 hours of data, and extra discs can be purchased for 20 Credits. It comes in a shoulder worn carry bag complete with interface cables and a place to store 2 extra micro-discs and 2 extra SEU power clips. It cannot be connected to any other power source. </div><img src="/wiki/widefieldrecorder.png" align="right" height="168" width="150" alt="Wide Field Recorder" /><div><div><br /></div><div>Later, when looking at the data recorded from the Wide-Field Recorder, a computer specialist can pan around, zoom in, filter out noise, and recreate the entire three dimensional experience recorded on the micro-disc. With proper holographic projection equipment, a fairly realistic scene can be reproduced.</div><div>Unfortunately, it is also possible for a skilled computer specialist to tamper with the data contained on the disc, making this device not admissible in most courts.</div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div></div>