Electronics : Logitech WiLife 961-000287 Digital Video Security Outdoor Master System Camera

Electronics : Logitech WiLife 961-000287 Digital Video Security Outdoor Master System Camera

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Logitech WiLife 961-000287 Digital Video Security Outdoor Master System Camera

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Logitech WiLife 961-000287 Digital Video Security Outdoor Master System Camera
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Street Price: $299.99
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 7485





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Logitech
EAN: 0097855052063
Label: Logitech
Product Manufacturer: Logitech
Model: 961-000287
Publisher: Logitech
Ranking: 7485
Studio: Logitech


Piece facts:
  • Box Contents - Logitech Outdoor Camera, Logitech USB receiver, Logitech Command Center PC software, and USB cable
  • 400 MHz DSP Processing Power
  • Windows Media Video 9 Image Encoding
  • Motion detection in up to 16 zones, Auto brightness Image Processing
  • Selectable 640 x 480 pixels or 320 x 240 pixels Resolution




Camera System Master Outdoor Security Video Digital 961-000287 WiLife Logitech






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Discreetly monitor your home and business with the Logitech 0utdoor Video Security Master System, a revolutionary video security system you can install in 15 minutes. lt's all plug and play. lnstall the Logitech Command Center PC software, connect the USB receiver, and plug in the camera anywhere around your home or office. lnstallation takes 15 minutes. This intelligent camera detects motion, recording video directly to your PC's hard drive for easy playback and archiving. Easily navigate and set your preferences with an intuitive Windows interface. Monitor video for up to six cameras simultaneously. View live video from your Wilife account anywhere, anytime. Add up to five additional Logitech lndoor, 0utdoor, or Spy Add-0n Cameras in any combination to this Logitech Master System. The 0utdoor Camera is weatherproof and waterproof, ensuring year-round use even in harsh conditions. Selectable - 15, 10, or 5 Frame Rate per second Selectable Bit Rate 10-bits Color Depth Lens Focus - User-adjustable 80-degrees (diagonal), 50-degrees (manual) Viewing Angle Selectable Manual or Automatic Firmware Updates System Requirements - 1.4 GHz CPU Speed, 384MB RAM, 32MB PC Video Card Memory, DirectX 9 compatible, 1024x768 pixels or higher display resolution, 32-bit color, 100MB free space, more than 500MB for video storage, Microsoft Windows Vista (32/bit), Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, XP Professional or XP Media Center Edition, and lnternet access required


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Wow! ...
One word...Outstanding. The WiLife system misses NOTHING...even a deer in the driveway at 3:45 am gets recorded. The system is easly expandable and I will be adding more cameras soon.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Doesn't work with Vista
In spite of the fact that none of the documentation (including system requirments) mentioned it, this system will not work if you are running Vista 64-bit. After going through all the trouble to install this (and waiting 2 days for tech support to respond) Logitech has informed me that their product doesn't support 64 bit operating systems.

So, you need a new PC to meet the minimum memory requirements to run the camera. BUT, you can't have a new operating system on it. You'd think that if you're going to shell out this much cash that the product would be compatible with current computer standards.



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