Are you tired of your old and bulky camera that captures blurry images? Does your computer crash every time you turn on your webcam and take videos? If so, let these drawbacks no longer hold you back. The answer to all of your problems is Dropcam.
So what is Dropcam? Well it is also a camera but take note; it isn’t just any regular camera you usually bump at some stores. This camera allows you to record, save and upload videos either through wireless connectivity or wired connections. This is a very handy (weighs approximately 3 pounds), easy to handle and no installation complications (you just need to plug it in a power source and view videos unlimitedly).
And for the record, this camera no longer needs computer. You might think that this is a joke and may sound ridiculous but I tell you, it’s the truth my friend. This camera is absolutely computer-less.
How is it possible? Well, Dropcam recorded videos will be streamed to the Dropcam Internet Service wherein allows you users to watch any video, anywhere and anytime with the help of Flash friendly browsers and as long as there’s internet connection.
Aside from streaming videos, this camera can also be utilized as surveillance camera thus no more employing of costly surveillance system. It can be also of much use in watching over your baby or toddlers during your busy days and even to your small business. You can keep track of how many customers you’ve got per day and even watch over possible thieves.
With Dropcams, you can save up unstoppable videos for a month and besides it doesn’t cost much. For right around $250, you can have a Dropcam of your own and a surveillance camera too.
So do you want to be left behind and suffer your old camera’s poor performance or be happy and get high grade videos?
I stumbled upon your site and wanted to ask some advice. I will be traveling soon with my children and we will have adjoining hotel rooms, the adults in one room, children in the other. The hotel has high speed wired internet access, their wi-fi is spotty and expensive. I would like to have the ability to set up my own wireless network in the hotel for the week, and also use a wireless camera to see, hear and possibly record what is going on in the next room. Is there a way to make that work?