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(More customer reviews)I bought this camera after the transmitter in one of D-Link DCS-900W wireless cameras died finally.
The TV-IP100W seems to have very similar if not identical hardware as the D-Link DCS-900W with a few added features such as picture email and FTP.
The TV-IP100W was very easy to configure and I got it up and running in just a few minutes.It seems that TrendNet has done a better job with the hardware and software design than D-Link.
The web interface of the TV-IP100W looks very similiar to its D-Link cousin and it works the same with the open source "motion" software.
Image quality is as good if not a little better than the D-Link model.
The lens of the TV-IP100W seems to be more susceptible to glare from light sources that are near the field of view.I may have to rig up some sort of cowling to keep the glare from my front porch light from interfering with the picture.
I bought this camera instead of another D-Link DCS-900W because I was tired of the finicky nature of the D-Link DCS-900W.So far it seems to be of similar if not better reliability.
The last word is that it doesn't look silly like the DCS-900W.The TV-IP100W actually looks like a camera and will probably fit in camera housing much easier than the D-Link model
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Product Description:
TRENDnets TV-IP100W Wireless Internet Camera Server is the perfect device for remote monitoring and transmitting real-time events over the Internet. With the flexibility of IEEE 802.11b/g and 10/100Mbps LAN connectivity, the TV-IP100W functions as a video/surveillance camera allowing you to view live events with your web browser via Internet or Intranet. This Internet Camera Server has VGA quality streaming video, automatic image capture, and event notification via e-mail, making it the ideal solution for Internet video broadcasting applications.
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