| Vitamin D Video Surveillance System Sheds Beta Tag, Announces Pricing (TechCrunch) |
| Monday, 08 February 2010 | |
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Vitamin D Video has officially gone out of beta and is now available in 1.0. The basic, single camera version of the software is available now for free while a two camera version costs $49 and unlimited cameras costs $199. The software watches a web-based camera - including many popular models from Linksys and D-Link - and records motion as it it happens, even alerting you when humans step into... Source : TechCrunch (subscribe) Explore : Internet, TechCrunch, Technology Blogs, Web 2 |
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