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Deal of the Week | May 23, 2014: D-Link Wireless-N Network Cloud Camera for $29.99

by | May 23, 2014 | Deal of the Week

D-Link Wireless-N Network Cloud Camera for $29.99These days, cameras are everywhere. At intersections, ATMs, stores, government buildings – surveillance cameras are watching your every move.

Time to strike back.

The D-Link DCS-930L offers a way to do that. At this price, you can afford to set up your own surveillance network. And D-Link makes it ridiculously easy to configure. In minutes, you’ll be able to watch and listen from your desktop, notebook, tablet, or smartphone. It even includes software to record what it’s seeing and hearing, and manage up to 32 cameras on a single screen.

This week, we’ve put together a breakthrough low price for this netcam, from a well-regarded, brand-name manufacturer. D-Link makes all manner of network devices and enhancements. The DCS-930L is positively loaded with features, and at its regular price  of $59.99, it’s a great value. But for $29.99, it’s a steal.

To learn more – a lot more – about our latest Deal of the Week, click here.

Deal of the Week | Mar. 29, 2013: Wireless-G Color Netcam with Mic, Night Vision for $39.99

by | Mar 29, 2013 | Deal of the Week

Wi-Fi Network Camera with Microphone for $39.99We live in an age of constant surveillance.

It feels like no matter where you go – road intersections, convenience stores, highway passes, retail storefronts, warehouses, banks – there’s a camera pointed at you. And the big search engines have cam-planes flying overhead and cam-cars rolling down our streets, snapping photos of… well, everything. It’s not paranoia when somebody really is watching your every move.

Well, now you can strike back – with your very own surveillance camera, one that can connect over Wi-Fi or Ethernet to your computer, even if that computer is halfway around the world. Because this particular video camera has its own web server built into it, meaning it can route a video feed to computers connected to your local area network (LAN) – or across the Internet itself.

Best of all, it costs only 40 bucks. Find out all about it here.