We have a lot of low key tech such as Polly Parrots, FunCams, and even Photoplus and other devices which are barebones version of more advances implementations - I think all these objects should use e-memory modules.
Ideally, Polly Parrots and other surveillance tech would use a .nlm5 (video) or .nlm3 (audio). In many instances, I think some of these devices should not have an accessible e-memory module unless you're a skilled a electro-tech or otherwise trash the device.
Why?
We have a lot of technicians who never get to drill down or otherwise reverse engineer technology. This simple use-case could be a gateway to more advanced usage in the future.
