Being one of the most innovative and dynamic companies in the security and video surveillance industry, TeleEye Group launches a new designed global website at http://www.teleeye.com.   In order to bring a better surfing experience and easier product search, the new website re-arranges the presentation of TeleEye products and enhances the customer support in a more convenient and secure manner.

The new website is powered by full range of TeleEye product information including the award-winning TeleEye RX Series Digital Recording Transmitter and the cutting-edge software systems.  System applications and technology information are also highlighted to provide in-depth knowledge of remote video surveillance and digital recording.  Users can understand the technologies deployed in TeleEye's products and the revolutionary SMAC-M multi-rate video compression technology.

The purpose of the new design is to make the site easier for customers to interact with the company.  The improved registration section provides a one-stop service area.  Products, software and sureLINK can be registered at one central location. Product information is now easy to find via the interactive menu structure.  The site also provides a new feedback zone for the company's customers to comment and make suggestions.

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