Samsung have started to advertise and promote their new product line that moves them into the new HD SDI CCTV market place. Previously Samsung have been advocating IP and the benefits that this can deliver in the form of HD. By actively promoting HD SDI technology built into Samsung’s new HD-SDI cameras and DVR, we can see just how much this is now in the minds… Continue reading
Archive for October, 2012
Samsung HD SDI CCTV
Monday, October 29th, 2012Fixed fees for annual NSI membership?
Thursday, October 18th, 2012Recently in the security headlines was the news that Stanley security solutions had been elevated to gold membership of the NSI. This is no mean achievment for an organization of the size of Stanley and very welcome news for the NSI itself. The reason the NSI will be rightly overjoyed is the new money that Stanley will bring to the organization. Being a gold NSI member means every aspect of… Continue reading
HDcctv regulation.Can the industry control the data?
Wednesday, October 10th, 2012So HDcctv has suddenly hit the headlines. It all started when Andrew Rennison the surveillance camera commissioner questioned the way CCTV has suddenly become a much more powerful tool. With HDcctv images giving us hugely detailed definition, together with facial recognition technology now available that can track and monitor targeted individuals, the question asked by Mr Rennison was how effectively the industry as a whole was able to control the… Continue reading
Essen 2012
Thursday, October 4th, 2012The bi-annual Essen Security exhibition has now closed for another 2 years.
Boasting a huge array of Halls and technology to visit, surely Essen has now rightfully claimed its title as THE Security Exhibition to visit ahead of rivals such as IFSEC?
Spread over 11, yes that’s 11 Halls, Essen needed a transport… Continue reading
What sets Avigilon apart from other HD IP CCTV systems.
Monday, October 1st, 2012Avigilon first came to the attention of UK installers around 3 years ago when the quality of their products were displayed at IFSEC. It was then that the JPEG 2000 format and their 16 megapixel camera was able to demonstrate what HD could really do for the end user. Since then Avigilon have introduced a number of H.264 cameras and at the same time they have been building a network… Continue reading
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