Spy gadgets in movies come in real life

      I believe that many people have seen the movie about James Bond. Ian Fleming published his famous James Bond novels in the middle of the 20th century, and Sean Connery is the first one to star as 007 in 1962 in "Dr. No," officially sparking the craze of spy. But moviegoers continue to flock to Bond films well into the 21st century, and other related espionage films, including the Jason Bourne series, perform well at the box office.
      After seeing these films, many people have been dreaming of possesssing the spy tools, which they think don't exist in real life. But in fact, they exist. Now as technology improves and the curiosity for these gadgets continues to grow, spy gear meant for home security and surveillance has become a reality. Some companies are taking spy gear once associated with top secret government projects and law enforcement and adapting it for the public.
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