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LukWerks.JPGSetting up perimeter cameras can be a costly endeavor, and one that typically requires lots of complex wiring. Whether you're paranoid and want to monitor your surroundings, or just need to keep an eye on single room - such as a baby's room - the LukWerks digital cameras actually take the work out of putting in a surveillance system. Available as a starter kit for $299.99, with each additional camera costing $229.99, you can set up your own video network.

These cameras actually transmit video over existing electrical wiring directly to your PC, and up to six cameras can be viewed at one time. You can even get free remote access to your camera through a PC or mobile phone, so you can peak in to keep an eye on things.

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