Plustek launches IPcam P1000A

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Watch your premises over computer or cellphone with Plustek's network camera.

Plustek Inc., one of the global leaders in imaging solutions, has announced the launch of its revolutionary network camera, the IPcam P1000A in India. It enables users to watch their premises—be it home, office or operation facility—from anywhere and at anytime.

For example, parents can monitor their children at home, keep an eye on the pet, check if all windows are closed and the stove is turned off. Business owners can check what's happening in their office or take a look at inventory in the store no matter how far they are of what time of the day it is.

Users on the move can watch live and recorded video feed from Plustek IPcam P1000A camera on their mobile computers (laptops), PDAs and cellphones enabled with Internet connectivity. Besides this, users can also broadcast live activity videos, product shoot etc., to viewers in real time over a LAN or the Internet.

According to Vice President, Plustek Inc., Karen Ku "Unlike the traditional CCTV cameras

that involve high total cost of ownership (acquisition costs and recurring costs), elaborate wiring of the premises, setting up of control rooms and staffing, Plustek's OptiCam P1000A is a great security and surveillance device that works over existing computer networks and can be readily connected to the Internet. Camera functions like brightness, image resolution and quality, sound level etc., can be controlled by the user from anywhere."

IPcam P1000A can be programmed to start recording only when it detects any motion or to record for a certain length before and after the motion. The motion sensitivity and threshold values can be easily adjusted. It can also be programmed to start and stop recording at a particular time and day of the week.

The system displays all recordings in a list. Users can choose any recording from the list and play it back at desired speed, copy it elsewhere, convert it into motion JPEG format or simply delete it. Recordings can also be searc