Re: Can't remember product name

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>380 Lines, .05 Lux, 360
That price is a low as the specs.
A company has to stand behind their installation. That camera is less
expensive than most, but what is the factory going to do when it fails?
Advance replacement? Loaner? Pay you for swapping the gear? The time and
cost of a boom or scissor lift to service it is a real cost that is hidden
or ignored in this/these sort(s) of come-on(s).
Most companies are going to stick with the brand of gear they can trust to
last. Some are:
AD
Panasonic
Pelco
Bosch
GE
Honeywell

Get another brand and all I can say is "buyer beware".




"santas little helper" <Homer@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 14:34:38 -0400, santas little helper
> <Homer@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>About two years ago I bought a cheap security camera but in my search
>>for cameras I found one that was really nice but couldn't afford it.
>>
>>I remembert the ad online, It showed outside a view looking over some
>>roof tops, then a little zoom and there was a girl in a swimming pool,
>>a little closer and you could see her face and the last zoom was a
>>photo of her teeth, really zoomed in.
>>
>>Any one know what camera that was????
>>
>>John
>
> I did find a camera, maybe the same one I had seen. The demo is now
> different but impressive. See it here.
> http://www.securitycameraworld.com/pan-tilt-zoom-cameras.html
>
> John