 and at DVD-quality resolution. You can access the cameras by PC or cell phone and receive motion detection alerts through e-mail or SMS message.
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Getting started ain’t cheap, though. The main unit that connects up to 10 cameras and has a 250GB hard drive for storage is $2,795 and a single camera is $1,295. Thankfully, purchasing them is risk-free since Smartvue will give you a full refund if you’re unsatisfied.
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Overpriced….BUT forget the solar powered, overweight feed; this gives live vidoe with long range capabilities! I won’t detail all of the possibilities, especially since today is only electronic eye candy…
I think the 802.11N draft in Smartvue gets range that no other camera on the market can offer right now. You get what you pay for.
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