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Samsung Unveils Dome Cameras at ASIS 2011
Analog and digital network surveillance cameras, plus a line of network video recorders are shown.

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September 20, 2011 | by CI Staff

We’ve written that the sun is slow to set on analog surveillance cameras.

Count Samsung Techwin America among those that are toeing the network camera line while being careful not to alienate clients clinging to analog surveillance solutions.

During ASIS 2011 in Orlando, Fla., Samsung unveiled a slew of fixed dome cameras, both digital network cameras and analog domes, plus a point-tilt-zoom line.

Samsung Techwin America also unveiled a line of network video recorders (NVR), which it says provides real-time recording capability at 30 frames-per-second (fps), CIF resolution and a dual H.264/MJPEG codec.

Photos: View Samsung’s surveillance solutions unveiled at ASIS

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