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Laser Atlanta Demonstrates New SpeedLaser Model at Florida Conference

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Oct 28 2010

Laser Atlanta, developer and distributor of LIDAR products, has introduced a new LIDAR speed detector called SpeedLaser Torch. The speed detector has a new body design that offers improved durability and flexibility for users.

SpeedLaser Torch Speed Detector

The Torch speed detector has a horizontal lens design and rubberized aluminum housing with aluminum chassis. It has the latest receiver technology and features all the SpeedLaser aspects including FTC. The model also has a full view HUD design.
All models of SpeedLaser, including the Torch speed detector, come with improved Level 4 sophisticated features, technology and functions.

Laser Atlanta had demonstrated the SpeedLaser Torch speed detector at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference that took place in Florida from 23 to 27 October 2010.

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http://www.speedlaser.com

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