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Amazon has announced a bunch of new products, including new Echo hardware, new Ring home security cameras, and new Blink devices. Here's everything Amazon announced at its fall event today.

Blink, which is owned by Amazon, is known for relatively affordablehome security products with long battery life and free video storage. However, the company just unveiled a hardwiredBlink Wired Floodlight Camera , alongside a newBlink Mini Pan-Tilt Mount . 

Blink Wired Floodlight Camera

$99.99 at Target

For$99, the Blink Wired Floodlight Camera is wired into your home's existing electrical wiring for power. It then records 1080p video with live view, and has two-way audio capabilities. 

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Availability for the Blink Wired Floodlight Camera wasn't announced outside of a vague statement that it'll be "available in the coming months." However, you can keep an eye on amazon.com/blink .

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The Blink Mini Pan-Tilt isn't a camera, specifically; instead, it's a motorized mount for theBlink Mini indoor cam . When the two devices are used together, the mount will rotate the Mini cam to provide up to 360-degree coverage of a room. You can use the Blink mobile app to control the camera remotely. 

Blink Mini Pan-Tilt Mount

$29.99 at Best Buy

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The Pan-Tilt mount on its own is priced at$29.99, while the Blink Mini bundled with the Pan-Tilt is$59.99. The stand-alone mount and the combo pack are both available for preorder now.

Amazon also announced new Spotlight Cam Pro and Cam Plus models.

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