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LCD Combo DVR Dreamstar Elite 19″

Dreamstar offers you an innovative new combination of high-tech affordability. With a slight technical bent of mind, you can setup your own 8-Channel Surveillance  for under $1,000 and have the convenience of 24hr with the 4 high-end IR Day/Night Bullet CCTV Camera that come to your door step in a box ready with all the necessary cables network security hardware.

# DSP(Digital Signal Processing) based DVR

#True TRIPLEX (Recording,Playback,Networking)

# Independent channel resolution, Quality, and frame rate settings

# Speedy and reliable Networking

# Multi Language (English,Germany, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Polish, Russian)

# Spot monitor for Public View Display

# 2way audio communication supported

# Watermarked Video,Audio/Time Synchronization

# Well designed 19″ LCD,Wide viewing angle

Performance TRIPLEX

Display Speed (NTSC / PAL)     240 / 200 fps

Recording Speed

Max. CIF (360*240)     120 / 100 fps

Max. CIF (704*240)     60 /50 fps

Max. CIF (704*480)     30 / 25 fps

Video In     Channel     8 ch(BNC) or DIN

Video Out     VGA     1280 x 1024

Spot out / monitor out     1 ch(BNC)

Audio     Input / output     4 Line in (RCA) / 1 Line out (RCA)

Alarm     DI / DO     8 input / 1 out

Control Device     keypad / Remote Controller / Control Keyboard

Details

Screen     Division     1, 4, 6, 8, 9 / Graphic User Interface

Interface     Graphic User Interface

Video     Format     NTSC / PAL Auto detection

Codec     Modified MPEG-4

Image Quality     Highest/ High/ Standard/ Low

Recording type     Continuous/ Motion/ Alarm

Multi-Language Support

English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Italian, Korean, Japanese, French, German

System Reliability     Functions     Water Mark, Watch Dog, Shutdown detection, Auto Recovery, Factory Default

firmware Update     by USB or Network

Storage     Interface type     PATA

HDD /Capacity     1 HDD ( Not Capacity limited )

Recording HDD mode     Write once / Overwriting

Power     Source     100 to 240 VAC, 12V / 5A, 60/50Hz

Connectors     USB port     USB 2.0, Side:2

Functions

Motion     Area     Adjustable(16×16 GRID), 10 steps

Event     Source     Sensor in, Motion detection, Video loss, HDD S.M.A.R.T

Action     Recording, Digital Out, e-Mail notification, Log file, Send mess to Remote, Buzz Out, Pop Up Widow

Pre/Post Alarm     Yes (Up to 5 sec / Post Alarm : 3 min)

PTZ     Signal input     RS 485 ( Local & Remote Control)

Back Up     file format     AVI

Device     USB Device(USB Memory Stick, USB HDD, USB DVD and USB CD/RW) Network

Network     Protocol     TCP/IP(Dynamic IP Support), DHCP, DDNS

Physical/Mac Layer     RJ45, Ethernet

Max no. of connections     4 User

other fucntions     wo-Way Audio, Bandwidth Throtting

Browser     Remote S/W provided, Web Browser (Internet Explorer)

Other functions     Daylight Saving Time,

Size (HxWxD)     Dimention & Weight     600 x 330 x 580 / 10Kg

Sony Bravia LCD HDTV

Sony’s CES press conference call kicked off in a surprisingly cool manner with a Jimi Hendrix clip, followed by a live (in 3D, that is) performance by Sony music artist Taylor Swift, who was introduced by the company’s apparently smitten head honcho Sir Howard Stringer. What is going on here?

The highlight of Sony’s new product offerings is the BRAVIA LCD HDTV line, which includes the XBR-LX900 series sets. Available this summer in 40- to 60-inch screen sizes, these 240-Hz, edge-lit LED models offer integrated 3D functionality via Sony’s 3D active shutter glasses and built-in 3D transmitter. Beyond that, LX900 series TVs will feature built-in Wi-Fi and a suite of video/music streaming options, including Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, Slacker Internet Radio, and Pandora. No prices were given for the forth coming Freesat TV.

Sony also rolled out its XBR-HX900 and KDL-HX800 3D-Ready LCDs (you’ll need to purchase optional shutter glasses and transmitter to get the 3D thing going) that duplicate many of the features found on the LX900 series minus built-in Wi-Fi network security hardware. HX900 and HX800 TVs will also ship this summer at prices TBD.

Of course, you’ll need 3D content to view on that new 3D-Ready TV. To that end, Sony announced a partnerships with ESPN to create the ESPN 3D channel, and Discovery Channel/Imax to bring you polar bears and other wonders of nature in three dimensions.

3D-capable Sony Blu-ray players are also in the pipeline. Arriving this summer alongside the new TVs is the BDP-S770. In addition to 3D playback, this model has built-in home security system Wi-Fi and plays DVDs, CDs, and SA-CDs. Forget 3D; we’re excited that Sony is restoring SA-CD compatibility to its products!