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D-Link's Network Video Recorder and Webcam
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D-Link always has a lot to show off at CES. One of the products they demonstrated was a network video recorder, which has the ability to record the video from up to 9 IP cameras. All video is stored on an internal drive and can be displayed via HDMI or D-Link's mydlink.
In addition to the NVR comes a low-light IP webcam. Capable of capturing video with light levels as low as 0.1 lux standard, with a built-in LED to illuminate up to 50 feet when the light levels dip below 0.1 lux. Obviously, this camera is compatible with the NVR above.
Both of these devices will be available in April for $379.
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Description
D-Link always has a lot to show off at CES. One of the products they demonstrated was a network video recorder, which has the ability to record the video from up to 9 IP cameras. All video is stored on an internal drive and can be displayed via HDMI or D-Link's mydlink.
In addition to the NVR comes a low-light IP webcam. Capable of capturing video with light levels as low as 0.1 lux standard, with a built-in LED to illuminate up to 50 feet when the light levels dip below 0.1 lux. Obviously, this camera is compatible with the NVR above.
Both of these devices will be available in April for $379.
Sponsored by:
Get cash for your iPhone with Gazelle: Lock in your rate now at Gazelle.com
Get yourself a dropcam and see whats going on at home: Buy a Dropcam now
Follow TPN on Twitter: Techpodcasts; Facebook: TPNTV; Google+: TPNTV
Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.
InterviewPowered by Tech Podcast Network