Security Cameras

September 10th 2009

Surveillance Footage Highlights The Hazards Of Living In the Woods

When you live out in the woods, thieves are the least of your worries. This video was captured using Logitech’s WiLIfe line of security cameras and submitted to the company as part of a weekly contest that rewards customers with the best videos. Awesome—perhaps they can use any money they won to buy a gun…

Privacy & Security Sean Fallon Sep 10

August 18th 2009

Ugly, Obnoxious Armored Car Fights Crime With Cameras and Shame

Behold the latest in crime fighting technology—the “Armadillo.” It’s mission: to shame evil doers into obedience using a potent blend of security cameras, heavy duty armor and sheer ugliness. The idea is simple—police park this hulking monstrosity in pockets of high crime activity and just leave it there as a deterrent. It sticks out like…

Privacy & Security Sean Fallon Aug 18

July 6th 2009

Vue Wireless Home Video Monitoring Lightning Review

The Gadget: A wireless monitoring system called Vue that consists of one central gateway and two tiny battery-powered wall-mountable wireless cameras. They’re meant to let you monitor your house from anywhere, as long as you have a network connection. The Price: $300 for two cameras and four magnetic wall mounts The Verdict: It works and…

Reviews Jason Chen Jul 6

July 31st 2008

Security Camera Defeated by Balloon

Intended as an artistic statement by William Lamson from his collection Intervention, we can’t help but to take note of the helium balloon as a clever, non-destructive way to defeat security cameras. Tethered at the right height and loaded with static electricity, a less honest man might use the technology to sneak into Nordstrom late…

Tech News Mark Wilson Jul 31

May 21st 2007

WiLife Pro Turnkey IP-Based Video Security System

If you’re a paranoid playboy, you can’t be too rich, too thin or have too many security cameras. Now you can fill your McMansion with these WiLife Pro cameras, hook them up via Ethernet and watch their output on your cellphone or from anywhere in the world you can get online. These are smart IP…

Privacy & Security Charlie White May 21

April 2nd 2007

Samsung Surveillance Camera Packs 32x Mega Zoom

It may look like your average security cam, but the SCC-C4307 has been fitted with a ridiculous 32x optical zoom. Combined with its 10x digital zoom, the cam tops out at 320x, which Samsung claims is the highest ever. The cam provides 24/7 security, easily switching from day mode (color) to night mode (black and…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez Apr 2

Surveillance Footage Highlights The Hazards Of Living In the Woods

Ugly, Obnoxious Armored Car Fights Crime With Cameras and Shame

Vue Wireless Home Video Monitoring Lightning Review

Security Camera Defeated by Balloon

WiLife Pro Turnkey IP-Based Video Security System

Samsung Surveillance Camera Packs 32x Mega Zoom

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