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This page, and most of the other pages concerning LEP technology (not including weapons) have been put together into one easier to navigate article, entitled LEP Technology. I expect that this page will be deleted very soon. Thank you.

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  • This page, and most of the other pages concerning LEP technology (not including weapons) have been put together into one easier to navigate article, entitled LEP Technology. I expect that this page will be deleted very soon. Thank you.
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  • This page, and most of the other pages concerning LEP technology (not including weapons) have been put together into one easier to navigate article, entitled LEP Technology. I expect that this page will be deleted very soon. Thank you. An iris-cam is a camera that covers one's iris (hence the name). It features many settings that allow the user to zoom their vision in closer or record/transmit video and was invented by the centaur Foaly. Foaly says he defeated Opal Koboi's wing design with it and won an award for it in the college science fair. The iris-cam has "high resolution, digital quality, recordable picture with several filter options, including magnification and thermal." Unfortunately, it causes a bit of irritation. If you rub your eye to help the irritation it might end up inside your head. It also causes an painful electrical shock when it switches modes.
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