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The Averdigi EB130NET is a network video standalone surveillance DVR that offers video recording, sensor trigger recording playback, backup and search features. The EB1304NET features remote and multi-client access capabilities through the Internet Explorer browser including remote PCs and PDA handhelds.

Display and recording rates run at 120/100 fps (NTSC/PAL), and up to 750GB of recorded MPEG4 compressed video can be stored. Motion detection recording and I/O control for sensor and relay are also included. The EB1304NET brings network capabilities, four video inputs, 150GB hard drive capability, NTSC/PAL support, and a USB 2.0 external thumb drive connection.

In addition, the EB1304NET supports the included AVerDiGi CM3000 Central Management System with the ability to connect and monitor multiple video channels concurrently.

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posted: 3/19/2007