Security camera sale

SAN JOSE, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- Aptina announced today the launch of the high sensitivity MT9V136 image sensor solution. The sensor's all-in-one single chip enhanced SOC design offers exceptional low light performance exceeding requirements expected from CCD sensors and provides excellent Near Infra-Red (NIR) response for night vision. The sensor's advanced image processing engine and new algorithms combined with unique pixel technology provide camera manufacturers with enhanced auto white balance and auto exposure functions that produce uncompromised image performance. Furthermore, the MT9V136 offers lens alignment functionality for ease of manufacturing, NTSC/PAL encoder for analog video and progressive scan digital output at 60 fps. The high performance VGA sensor extends Aptina's comprehensive surveillance product offerings from analog CCTV sensor solutions to high definition sensors.

Surveillance Ready Feature Set

The MT9V136 image sensor addresses the imaging needs of the manufacturers building versatile, high performance surveillance camera systems. Aptina's new image sensor system packs advanced functionality such as active pixel design, sophisticated image processing engine, integrated NTSC/PAL encoder, Programmable On-Screen Display (OSD) capability, and high-performance flash interface

Delaware state police are looking for a person who attacked a bus driver in New Castle.The incident was caught on camera on October 28. Slideshow: Images From Attack Police describe the suspect as a black male or female, 25-30 years old, large build, round face, wearing a black jacket with white stripes on arms of the coat and having curly hairTroopers were called to New Castle Avenue and Memorial Drive when they got the report of a DART bus driver being assaulted by a patron.The driver said the suspect continually rung the signal bell advising the bus driver to stop the bus.The driver stopped the bus each time the bell was rung, but no one exited the bus.Finally, the bus driver asked the suspect to get off. The suspect then assaulted the bus driver twice, using an umbrella in one of the attacksThe bus driver did not require medical attention.Anyone who may recognize the suspect is asked to call 302-834-2620 ext 531. Tips may also be forwarded to law enforcement through tip lines maintained by Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-333 3 or at www.tipsubmit.com.

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