Re: wireless 802.11b cameras?
From: Tedd Riggs (T_Riggs_at_msn.cöm)
Date: 05/19/04
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 13:33:33 -0700
Thanks Simon,
Had not seen the Veo's before, look like nice units. I wish someone
around here carried them so I could really see how the screen looks.
Thanks for the link.
-- Tedd Riggs PDA Square Content Developer www.pdasquare.com Redmond, WA "Simon Smith" <News@dancingbear.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:cAteGZC1WoqAFwoh@dancingbear.demon.co.uk... > Have a look at www.veo.com they have a camera at a price that is v. > competitive and as I understand to be easy to setup. > > > > In message <#nILA2BPEHA.620@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>, Tedd Riggs > <T_Riggs@msn.?.invalid> writes >>Otto, >>I agree with you about getting the experience as that is the main thing. >>Just like if you start with an older digital camera and then move up to a >>new 6-8 MP. The basic functions/Faults will be somewhat close, but the >>new ones will have better resolution and more features. However if you >>learn all the basics on the early model, most of those can be applied to >>the new version, so you would already have a large advantage over the >>person that never used one. >> >>Same thing in the Wireless Camera options. The new ones I have heard of >>act very much the same as the old ones,but have a large CCD for more >>resolution and a few more options you can tweak. >> >>What I am curious about are 2 new things in that area. Seems like Sprint >>has a new cell phone that is a "movie phone" and can transmit live video >>instead of the older picture phones. Now if these catch on, I can see the >>wireless camera prices dropping fast as once a cell phone maker picks up a >>design, it has alot of people working on it to improve it and the very >>large production runs the cell company makes has got to have an effect on >>prices. If you have a "video CellPhone" there are not many changes (mainly >>just the RF section) that one would have to do to get it on Wifi bands. >> >>Second one which is harder to confirm, but does sound like its coming is >>Wifi or Bluetooth enabled Digital Camera/Video recorders. Since the >>physical interconnect is what causes the most problems with Digital >>Phones/Video recorders, it's only natural to be looking at wireless. Also >>great for trading pictures when you are in a Wifi Hotspot. I have not >>heard any real dates or real specs on this one, but know that Nikon, >>Olympia, Konica-Minolta and Canon are working on a joint standard for >>this. When (or if....) this actually gets a product out to market, I >>think I will be first in line ! (that is after the first ones have been >>on the market for a little time to get bugs out and hopefully dropped >>prices..) >>Just my 2 cents >> > > -- > Simon Smith > mailto:simon@dancingbear.demon.co.uk > http://www.dancingbear.demon.co.uk/ > "If I was in it for the money, I'd be a millionaire by now"
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