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Logitech Alert 750i
iLounge
- Conclusion: For the time being, we’re holding off on rating the Logitech Alert system because we don’t feel that our testing yielded a completely generalizable experience: Alert’s
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Logitech Alert 750i series
Wired
- Excerpt: Electronic security comes in many flavors, but video surveillance offers an advantage that no traditional alarm system can touch: You get a nice little recording of the guy who broke into your house, which can be invaluable in tracking down the perp whodunit when it comes time to prosecute. In combination with a traditional alarm, this can be a powerful one-two punch of protection for the paranoid.
- Pros: Very good video quality. Email alerts let you know when something’s shakin¿. Surprisingly powerful camera management and video playback software. iPhone app is a kille...
- Cons: Cameras are unavailable more often than not; powerline networking system frequently struggles. Cameras struggle when various light levels (say, windows and shadows) ap...
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TRENDnet TV-M7 Wireless IP Monitor
Digitaltrends
- Excerpt: Keep a digital eye on the homestead with this security kit that connects entirely via Wi-Fi. Trendet’s Internet Camera Monitor kit, which consists of a seven-inch LCD and a wireless IP (Internet Protocol) camera, is a versatile video-surveillance system that doubles as a networkable digital picture frame . In case you’re wondering what differentiates an IP camera from a web camera , the key is that a web camera relies on a PC to make its video available to a network.
- Pros: Wireless, built-in media-card reader, versatile.
- Cons: A little ugly, limited to 802.11g, camera is difficult to configure for remote viewing over the Internet.
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D-Link DCS-932L wireless night-vision camera review
The UberReview
- Excerpt: D-link’s pitch for the DCS-932L is that it’s a wireless night-vision camera that connects to your existing WiFi and automatically uploads stills to an FTP server when motion is detected, comes with My D-Link, an online service to keep tabs on your stuff from work, that’s supposed to be easy to use. On paper it’s all good.
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