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Laser Pan/Tilt IP Camera (NT-IPC360) on Sale - Only $89 + Shipping

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Laser Pan/Tilt IP Camera (NT-IPC360) on Sale - Only $89 + Shipping
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Pthedriver on 19/11/2009 - 10:06 stores.channeladvisor.com (416 clicks)

Got this earlier today from The Blue POint. The site says there's limited stock. Available today only or until sold out.

Laser NT-IPC360 Pan/Tilt IP Camera with SD Slot & Microphone - NEW
- Plug and play, no need for hardware driver
- Fully compatible with SKYPE
- Built-in Microphone
- SD Card Slot
- Motion Detection AND Motion Tracking
- Vista Ready
- TV Output
- LED Lights
- Focus Adjustment
- Infrared Night Vision
- 4 channels viewing
- Trigger by email & FTP
- Tilt up/down +180 ~ -35 degree
- Pan left/right +175 ~ - 175 degree

They also have the NT-IPC model (without the pan/tilt function) but that's not as much of a bargain.
Hope someone finds this worthwhile.

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  • Jabba the Hutt on 19/11/2009 - 10:35
    +2

    Seems to be the best price on this model but the store's 70% discount claim is exaggerated. The correct RRP appears to be $199 and you can get it well under $150 at many places.

    Important to note firmware quality makes or breaks IP cameras. The cheaper ones are often unreliable (randomly freezes and become inaccessible) and features like motion detection/alerts can be too poorly implemented to be usable.

  • tonyjzx on 19/11/2009 - 11:01
    +3

    they are about $125 on staticice so it's a good saving

    my advice is to download the manual and READ… I personally would never buy 4 and start wiring up stuff like it's gonna work out of the box in a proper environment…

    buy one, play with it, see if it works for you… it does have analog out so it might work in a traditional closed circuit environment

    it also is only digital zoom which will limit you and they are also not rated for outside use

    still, a proper camera is from $500 to $1,000 and up

  • vocadata on 19/11/2009 - 11:45
    +1

    For those considering purchasing this, I have installed one of these (and several NT-IPC units) in a shop security environment and the image quality is only average, with a fairly shallow depth of field. Overall I give this product a performance rating of around 5/10, though it does present fairly good value for a basic IP security system. The supplied recording software allows up to 4 channels to be monitored and controlled.

  • thedriver on 19/11/2009 - 11:52

    All good comments - thanks.

  • cyssero on 19/11/2009 - 13:57

    Thanks for the bargain. We're considering using these at work, just to establish presence of surveillance. What's the night mode like? It's the cheapest tilt+pan+night mode I've seen, we use some TP-LINK IP camera now which is nice but terrible at night. Thanks!

    • vocadata on 19/11/2009 - 14:02
      +1

      Night mode is average. The built-in IR LED's don't throw a lot of light if you have a large space you're recording, but may be acceptable for an average 3x3m room.

      • Radar on 19/11/2009 - 19:58

        You could put another IR LED array in with it to help out at night

  • Gadaph on 19/11/2009 - 14:13

    Thanks for the post. The website mentions Vista, but does anyone know if this IP cam is Linux compatible? Thanks.

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