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Types of IP Security Cameras by Zainab AlQaisi |
Topic: IP Security |
| Network IP security cameras are the best choice for all end-users wishing to monitor their work, their homes, their properties, at the time when they can not be available at the exact place. So these cameras can serve their needs and provide them with an easy and remote monitoring and tracking the s... |
| Published: Wednesday 20 October, 2010 |
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Are Megapixel Cameras Worth Money by Israa Sabha |
Topic: IP Security |
| Have you ever asked yourself this question? Does this product worth every penny I pay? Am totally sure that you did that and more than once also. Yes you and I care a lot when we want to buy something especially if this thing related to electronics. So let's take Megapixel Cameras for example and se... |
| Published: Thursday 26 August, 2010 |
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Onvif the new IP camera protocol by Israa Sabha |
Topic: IP Security |
| What is the acronym ONVIF stands for? Is it something related to science, technology or security? And what is the main goal of ONVIF? This article will answer these questions and more... |
| Published: Tuesday 27 July, 2010 |
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Simplicity of analog with benefits of IP by Israa Sabha |
Topic: IP Security |
| What is going to happen if we could make a product which can combine the simplicity of analog and benefits of IP cameras? It would have been so wow right. This article explains the main differences and benefits of each!! |
| Published: Monday 26 July, 2010 |
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IP Security Cameras vs Standard CCTV Cameras by Zainab AlQaisi |
Topic: IP Security |
| This article discusses the differences and similarities between to major types of cameras: IP security Cameras and Standard CCTV Cameras. It also compares their uses, by whom they can be used them, and where to used or installed. For more information about improving your security system, you can jus... |
| Published: Monday 25 January, 2010 |
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Having a closer look at integration of IP and physical security by Yahya |
Topic: IP Security |
| THE integration of IP networks and physical security creates new potentials for security operations staff to better defend assets and human lives. However to be able to take advantage of the opportunities, security operations must get rid of fear, hesitation and suspicion that often encircle operati... |
| Published: Thursday 31 July, 2008 |
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Networked security interfaces for schools by Yahya |
Topic: IP Security |
| If one observes the standards of educational institutions in our time they will quickly realize that the quality of academic programs has become an important competitive issue among many learning facilities, in particular, high schools. This is predominantly evident in several private schools such a... |
| Published: Thursday 31 July, 2008 |
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Video compression and IP high quality digital video technology by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: IP Security |
| The most recently innovated video compression methods is referred to as H.264. this impressive innovation follows on from the widely accepted MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video compression standards and offers enhancements in both compression as well as video quality. the IP video interfaces will certainly wit... |
| Published: Thursday 31 July, 2008 |
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Increasing security through internet surveillance of live settings by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: IP Security |
| Administering security data has without a doubt become more proficient, flexible and competent IN our day and age especially due to the when the all-time high need for increased security technologies. Security companies and companies of surveillance technology continue to offer products and services... |
| Published: Monday 07 July, 2008 |
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The power of visual footage for security purposes by Suhaib Allababidi |
Topic: IP Security |
| For the vast majority of enterprise-level corporations and industries, ANALOG video has been exchanged with by digital IP equipment. As a result, the once famous analog technology has been associated with the VCR age, and is viewed as old technology. For numerous mid-sized associations, or departmen... |
| Published: Thursday 19 June, 2008 |
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