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Document your travels with a Dash Cam

Marla Milling
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It’s all the rage these days—mount a camera on your dashboard and you’ll have a record of travels as well as evidence in the event of an accident. This hi-resolution dash cam by Sky Innovations is easy to secure and stores more than 8 GB of video and photos on the MicroSD Card (included with the camera).  The dash cam is also fitted with G-Sensor technology that records even when there’s a sudden jerk or shake.

It produces high-quality images and it’s fun to look back and see where you’ve been. You might even see things you didn’t spot while you were driving.

Use it for a cross-country road trip or your regular commute across town. For the next few days, it’s on sale for $24.99. That’s a 73% savings off the regular price of $95.

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