Re: DVR Cards

["pcbutts1" <pcbutts1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well then why do you get upset when I mention the corruption that is out
there? surely you must see it. How many of those airports and Government
installations use DVR's.

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"J. Sloud" <jsloud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 02:16:24 GMT, "pcbutts1"
> <pcbutts1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>Airports and casino's still use vcr's. We just bid on a contract at LAX to
>>upgrade their dilapidated systems. GE, ADT, Integral, Pelco systems are
>>way
>>over priced, they can do that because they are large companies but their
>>systems, most of them are missing key features like frame rate, High
>>definition, live monitoring. All of those systems are Korean made and they
>>buy them for around $1000.00 for a 16 channel card and sell them for
>>$6000.00. Nasa is one of the first government agencies to use DVR's. The
>>US
>>Border patrol went digital and use I think Integral's system well it does
>>not work
>>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/16/AR2005061601396.html.
>>We bid on that one too.
>
>
> Who do you work for, again?
>
> Some of your misinformation is amazing.
>
> I make a point to never discuss specific projects that I participate
> in, mostly out of respect for my customers.  However, my company has a
> sole source contract with the US Marshals Service to secure every
> federal courthouse in the US, we secure around 100 airports (19 Cat
> X.), we've got multi-million dollar contracts with the ATF, DEA,
> various DHS projects, etc.
>
> We've done video work for all of the above, and I can confidently say
> we're well aware of what's out there.
>