D-Link Shipping Cheap IR Wireless Netcam

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D-Link has announced another low-cost wireless network camera.

The DCS-932L Wireless N Day/Night Network Camera is a follow-on to D-Link’s DCS-930 [reviewed]. It has IR LEDs that enable it to support day and night monitoring and operates as low as 1 Lux @ F2.8.

The netcam has a built-in web-based interface that supports viewing its video from any browser including iOS and Android phones or tablets.

Features include 2.4 GHz 802.11n and 10/100 Ethernet network connection, 4x digital zoom and resolutions from 160 x 120 @ 30 fps to 640 x 480 @ 20 fps.

The DCS-932L is available now for $149.99 MSRP.

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