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Thursday, December 17, 2009

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Adds precision focus to board cameras.

New Scale auto focus modules are customized to mount directly on an OEM's printed circuit board over the CCD or CMOS imager. These tiny modules add precision focus to board cameras while preserving their compact size advantage.

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