Features

• Color video camera with integrated infrared motion detection
• 80 degree field of view for motion and camera lens
• For indoor and/or outdoor use
• Features picture quality adjustment settings
• Includes all mounting hardware for table top, wall or ceiling mounting

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Features

• Infrared LEDs for low light or night illumination
• 3.8 mm lens, 0.2 lux illumination and 450 lines of resolution
• Includes 60-foot RCA cable, mounting brackets and installation hardware

Features

• Color Video Camera
• Wireless Receiver works up to 100 feet

Reviews (1)

I'm not getting 100 feet, not good in low light
Pros:

The resolution is perfect for its task. I'm not filming a movie but just need to keep an eye on the kids and this camera is perfect for that. If you are expecting a high quality picture, though, you will be sorely disappointed.

It broadcasts in full color!!

It was really easy to set up. Pretty much plug and play (and screw into the wall). I've got a second one and I haven't set up the remote conrol yet, but I can't imagine that being too difficult.

Bang for the buck, this is a great investment to pick up. You are paying very little for what you get. Also, check out the X10 web site (www.x10.com) as they are always handing out specials all the time.

It is small. It is amazing what you get from this small little device. It fit nicely in the corner of the room we wanted to monitor. I've seen larger cameras that do just as much.

Wireless!!! This makes it so you can set it up nearly anywhere without having to run wires through the walls.

Cons:

I'm not getting the promised 100 feet (it is only 20 feet away and the picture will still go in and out at times).

Make sure that wherever you put this that there is a lot of light. If not, the display is very dark. X10 also makes a camera that can see in the dark, but this camera does not do that. ... Read more

Features

• Triggers cameras to automatically record based on sensor activity
• Wireless connectivity allows for placement virtually anywhere around the home or office
• Operates on 2 AAA Alkaline batteries
• LED indicator lights when sensor is triggered
• Discover button

Product Description

Built-in video capture card and USB output for internet remote security monitoringView up to 8 camera locationsin real time (30 fps)Dual motion sensing alarm functionSelectable PIP viewing optionsRemote control or main panel operationSelectable still frame in quad or full screenVideo loss detection warning2x zoom 2-way audio communicationOn-screen viewing: date time and camera IDMetal cabinet monitor: 8 DIN/8 BNC/8 RCA inputs 4 alarm inputs/2 alarm outputs 800 lines of resolutionComplete system includes 17 B/W quad monitor 1 or 4 1/3 CCD PIR motion sensor cameras with 3.6mm lenses remote 62 connection cables and installation hardware ... Read more

Features

• Built-in video capture card and USB output for internet remote security monitoring
• View up to 8 camera locationsin real time (30 fps)
• Dual motion sensing alarm function
• Selectable PIP viewing options
• Remote control or main panel operation

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Features

• Camera has built-in microphone
• Built-in PIR motion sensor
• 9 infrared LEDs for low light operation
• Monitor has built-in TV function
• Audio/Video capability

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Product Description

Color with 1/4 CCD sensor and 330 lines of resolutionCan see in total darkness 12 built-in I/R emitters30 range 3.6mm lens0.0 lux minimum illuminationHigh resolution pictureDurable metal casingWorks with most TVs; records to most VCRsIncludes 30 cable AC adapter and mounting bracketShipping package dimensions: 12.25x9.5x2.5 (len x wid x dep) ... Read more

Features

• Color with 1/4" CCD sensor and 330 lines of resolution
• Can see in total darkness, 12 built-in I/R emitters
• 30' range, 3.6mm lens
• 0.0 lux minimum illumination
• Works with most TVs and VCRs

Features

• Lightweight & durable magnesium body
• 64 MB of memory
• High-resolution 1.3-megapixel output
• VGA picture capture
• Direct USB plug-in

Reviews (9)

A lot of fun if you remember it's a novelty camera
If you are looking for a hi-rez digital camera with lots of bells and whistles and beautiful photos, then you're going to be pretty sore if you purchase the Philips 007 Keyring Camera. If, however, you're looking for something that truly is pocket-size, portable, and a lot of fun to use, then you should be delighted. I was. Claims that this camera can take (or convert to) 1.3 megapixel quality photos are misleading and should simply be disregarded. Pictures are taken at 640x480 vga, which is most definitely low quality but still quite useful for outdoor and close-up photography that you plan to use primarily online. Foreground focus is fairly sharp, although you have to figure out the quirks to the tiny viewfinder, the curvature of which can cause you to shoot higher and more to the left than you might think you are. You also have to watch where you put your thumb. On a toy this small, blotting out half your shot with a finger can happen easily. All in all, as a novelty camera, the Philips is a load of fun, and fans of funky, quirky cameras should be overjoyed.

Fantastic, mini portable and wearable camera.
I bought this camera about a month ago and have taken several hundred photographs for my website at http://www.gift-ideas-for-women. So long as I take the photos in bright sunlight they turn out fine. The pictures have turned out so well that I have not even had to use the included software to enhance them. If you are looking for an inexpensive, easy to use camera that recharges while plugged into your PC then this is the camera you want.

The on the go point and shoot
It's small, sleek, and cool. You can take it with you where ever you go. No more wishing you had a camera with you when your kid makes a funny face or you get in to an accident. No batteries or memory card to buy. Just plug it in to your usb port to charge and view your PICS. The picture quality is not to bad for the size of the camera. people I've shown it to are actually surprised that pictures that good come from a camera that small. This camera is mainly for outdoor use, as the indoor lighting just doesn't cut it. Pictures taken indoors are very dark and just don't turn out. Even in well lit rooms. I like that the PICS are stored in JPEG format on the camera. They are a small file size and I don't have to convert them. It can hold 400 640x480 PICS at a time on its 64mb of space. You can view the PICS using the software or using windows explorer window. It shows up as a removable drive like a zip drive. I am having some trouble getting the camera to work with Win98, however. It probably works better with WinXP but I have not tried it yet. The camera can be used on a key chain or a connectable necklace. however the connector on the necklace is not durable and leaves you constantly worrying about the camera falling off. The Camera has a nice magnesium case. Unfortunately the plastic usb cover is not connected to the body via a string or something, and can be easily lost when taken off. The camera has three led lights for memory, power, and light sensitivity. The eye piece is a little small and kind of hard to look through. This camera has room for improvement. I think the new usb 2.0 version will be better. This stile of camera has a future with today's on the go life style. This is a small portable point and shoot camera to take with you and capture those unexpected or forgettable moments.

Took Ten Pictures Before It Stopped Working
I managed to get about ten pictures out of the thing before it stopped working. Probably still works as a memory key, but $100 for a 64meg memory key is about 3-4x too much. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

You get what you should expect for the size
First, if you need a digital camera, don't choose this unit as your first purchase. Get yourself a 2-3 megapixel camera. Second, it's a 640x480 ultra (repeat ULTRA) compact digital camera. Because of the size of the lens, the quality of the pictures are much lower that you'd get with almost any other camera, even at that low of a resolution.

However, it's super portable (smaller than a pack of gum), rechargable via USB, holds 80+ pictures, and is great for taking thumbnails of items for later viewing. Picked mine up on discount elsewhere for $30, which is a deal for anyone who want to always have the opportunity to take small digital pictures. Wait until you can get this cheap. ... Read more

Product Description

300 wireless transmission (open field)Listen-in audioEasy installation/wireless operationCamera with battery compartment provides AC or battery optionReceiver with Built-in 4 channel sequential switcherRecord picture to any VCR via RCA outputsFully compatible with existing Lorex wireless systemsUses 8 AA batteriesIncludes 2.4 GHz wireless camera with I/R illuminator and battery compartment 4-channel receiver 2 AC power supplies camera mounting bracket screws coax and RCA cablesManufacturers link: http://www.strategicvista.com ... Read more

Features

• B/W camera
• 300' wireless transmission (open field)
• Listen-in audio
• Easy installation/wireless operation
• Camera with battery compartment provides AC or battery option

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Features

• Easy-to-use on screen programming
• Remote control or main panel operation
• Longest Life Bearing Capstan Motor
• RS232C input jack allows for computer interface
• Digital shuttle with 6 selectable settings

Product Description

Features

• Connects to any station
• Quick easy access for visitors
• Almond Color
• Greet people outside your home or business
• Features a 4-inch screen and 2-way audio and door release

Reviews (3)

What a Joke!!
We bought one of these for ourselves and We thought it was so wonderful we purchased one exactly like it for my mother to give her for a mothers day gift.About a month after we started using ours it totally went out!!(We had already ordered the one for my mom but had not received it yet)On ours Sometimes the doorbell would ring but no picture was on the screen. Very shortly after that got the one shipped that we had ordered for my mom but that one would not work at all !!!We are very disappointed with these.We have spent approx.$500.total for these two systems and they are both garbage products.We later bought a Commax system and it is working great!!We would certainly advise anyone considering a Samsung brand to not waste their money on these.They are certainly a joke!!

GREAT deal for the price!
My situation is: I own a 3 level home with a gate on the ground level....which means you have to travel 3 flights of stairs to let anyone in or out of my home. I solved this problem by purchasing this unit and installing an electric door strike on the gate.

I also solved the "cable length" problem. According to the instructions, installations requiring over 75-100 feet, coaxial cable must be used. By using regular computer twisted cat 5e cable, I had my answer. This was an excellent solution and the unit worked fine. I even used the same cable for the video/audio and EVEN the electric door strike since the cat 5e cable has 4 pair of wires (8 single wires). Since the cable is "twisted", I have no interference and I used over 175 feet of cable. The cable was also cheap compared to the coaxial and regular cable I would have needed for the audio and electric door strike.

The image is vivid and extremely clear. Amazingly the audio is also crisp and free from any interference like humming since my installation had the cat 5e cable routed near electrical lines and several fluorescent lighting fixtures in the ceiling.

The ONLY complaint I have, is the volume on the outside video/intercom unit. It is low and you have to speak up on the base handset to be heard clearly outside. This was the case when I tested the unit prior to installation using 15 feet of regular wire. Also, a suggestion to SAMSUNG, I would be 100% satisfied with the unit if you were able to offer a model that supported several outdoor video/intercom units so I can install one on every door/gate in my home.

If you are looking for a cheap video intercom, I would suggest this model to anyone. Also, if you have cable length problems, or bad picture / audio quality, try my solution using regular PC networking cat 5e twisted cable. It worked for me!

Great Idea - Bad product
First of all, let me say that I really thought that this was a great idea. Being able to see who's at my door before letting them in was amazing to me. Those visions of "boogiemen" knocking while my wife's home alone seemed about to be erased.

Alas, it was not to be. The salesman at the security store had sold me this as a door bell replacement. When I opened the box and started reading the "instructions" (3rd generation photocopies stapled together) I realized that this equipment required four wires. Doorbell buttons only use two. How is this a replacement for my doorbell?

Anyway, after running wires along the baseboards in my house, which looked tacky, and installing this equipment I was finally able to see and talk to someone at my door. When I first pressed the button and saw the video image I was shocked by it's quality; it was awful! Imagine a mid 70's black and white TV with no antenna, being viewed through a fishbowl. Then, when my wife tried talking to me through the unit and it sounded like a tin can on a string I assumed I'd done something wrong. I re-read the "instructions", check all the wires and then tried contacting Samsung USA. After several calls, I finally got a hold of someone who verified that I'd connected everything properly and that "That's just the picture and sound quality available at level you bought into. You get what you pay for."

I didn't realized that I'd paid for poor video quality, tinny voice and ambivalent customer service. I'll read the fine print more closely next time.

Needless to say the equipment has been removed and returned. I'm looking into some of Samsung's competitors (Aiphone, M&S, Commax) and will definitely be more selective about my security purchases in the future. ... Read more