All Articles Tagged Ip Cameras

Robert Archer | 07/14 05:02 AM,

It seems like everything these days is digital, and in the world of security things are no different. Speco Technologies, a New York-based manufacturer of residential and commercial electronics new DVRPC16T security DVR employs the latest in digital surveillance technologies to provide users with an easy to use video monitoring solution. The DVRPC16T is a 16-channel DVR server with Intelligent Analytics, dual gigabyte NICs and Speco's proprietary playback/search function. Speco says the DVR is also a hybrid unit that incorporates dual network cards and IP camera capabilities that allow the… View this story

Julie Jacobson | 10/07 07:49 AM, 12 Comments

There’s a new multiroom audio company in the CE pro channel, but you probably already have an account with them: URC. At CEDIA 2010, the popular manufacturer of universal remotes will introduce a full slate of audio products including multi- and single-zone amplifiers, a streaming media player and a hard-button in-wall keypad. The company also will debut a new networked control hub, two new universal remotes, three new IP surveillance cameras, and two network switches with and without power over Ethernet (PoE). All of the products fall into the new… View this story

Steve Crowe | 09/16 08:37 AM, 2 Comments

URC, set to debut its Total Control line at CEDIA Expo 2010 in Atlanta next week, has announced pricing for the new multiroom audio line. The Total Control line includes a 6/8-zone amp, single-zone amp, MRX-100 networked controller, two universal remotes, three IP cameras, a keypad, networked media player and more. URC marketing director Jon Sienkiewicz said the company wants "to be a one-stop shop. … We’re not going to stop until we can control everything in the home." Sienkiewicz also said URC wanted to keep the pricing as low… View this story

Lisa Montgomery | 03/01 06:32 AM, 0 Comments

Over the past several weeks, the yard at my friend’s home had been the target of teenage horseplay. Toilet paper had been tossed among the trees and egg yolks have stained the finish off their siding. Needless to say, they’d had it. So they decided to invest in a surveillance camera. It’s something they’d rather not have to buy, but the unfortunate circumstance has inspired me to track down the top features to look for when installing a surveillance camera. It may be too late to pass along the information… View this story

Julie Jacobson | 03/01 06:13 AM, 2 Comments

Manufacturers of connected TVs are so enamored of Facebook, Skype and other silly widgets, they ignore the obvious. I've always believed that the most obvious killer app for networked TVs is the ability to incorporate CCTV (surveillance cameras) into the display: When the doorbell rings, the TV displays the visitor in a PIP window, or even turns on the TV if it's not already on. Duh, right? Integrators enable this functionality all the time. But why don't Samsung, Panasonic (a leader in CCTV technology), TiVo, Roku, Motorola and others build… View this story