Why are you calling it wireless? null

Wireless in the title seems to be a mistaken use of terminology. The title should not really say wireless since it already says it's WiFi (which is what the wireless in this title means). This camera does require a power connection as it is not battery powered.

Sorry, but wireless is the correct mnemonic for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and not to be construed with any external or internal power source.

“Why are you calling it wireless?”

Asked by HPK 5 years ago

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Wireless in the title seems to be a mistaken use of terminology. The title should not really say wireless since it already says it's WiFi (which is what the wireless in this title means). This camera does require a power connection as it is not battery powered.
Answered by AgentJLM 5 years ago
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Sorry, but wireless is the correct mnemonic for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and not to be construed with any external or internal power source.
Answered by CareerEngineer 5 years ago
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