07-07-2008, 01:20 AM
Those who are looking for standalone dvrs, you might want to consider several factors first.
*Space it will consume (esp. location where space is premium)
*Its price vis a vis its features (value for your money)
*Installation part
*will meet your requirements (i.e number and type of cameras it can support, excellent video quality, alarms you can set-up and other features you think you might need)
Check Neugent's mini-wallmount embedded dvr. They are offering cost-effective yet powerful standalone dvrs.
dvr(dot)neugent(dot)net/products/sp-3000(dot)php
*Space it will consume (esp. location where space is premium)
*Its price vis a vis its features (value for your money)
*Installation part
*will meet your requirements (i.e number and type of cameras it can support, excellent video quality, alarms you can set-up and other features you think you might need)
Check Neugent's mini-wallmount embedded dvr. They are offering cost-effective yet powerful standalone dvrs.
dvr(dot)neugent(dot)net/products/sp-3000(dot)php