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I thought they sell the Derytech NC-KD032 or they actually selling the ds-2cd2032-i now?

 

Any, I reviewed a few of the Hikvision cameras and they are pretty good at any price. The Dahua's are pretty decent too. I would not go analog, it's like buying an old analog TV or a flip phone, sort of takes you back 5-8 years in technology, but not in a good nostalgic sort of way.

hi buellwinkle, i've read a lot of your responses and consider you one of the resident experts. can you please comment on this kit: http://www.costco.com/Swann-8-Channel-3MP-NVR-Security-System-with-2TB-HDD-and-4-1080p-Cameras.product.100058520.html

(including a consideration to value)

How is this one for $900?

Swann 8 Channel 3MP NVR Security System with 2TB HDD and 4 1080p Cameras

Or would it be of better value to build my own, knowing not much about these things, but having a basic knowledge of networking?

Thanks for your input.

My biggest concern with the lorex kit is the quality of the image. If there's 16 cameras and they all suck, might as well get 4 better ones so you can actually see something.

So 1080p nvr is the way to go?

Hi all,

I am looking to purchase a system for my home. I've been looking at the costco systems (Lorex 16 Channel Eco4 Stratus 960H DVR Security System with 2TB HDD and 12 700TVL Cameras), however, after reading a few threads on this forum, it doesn't seem like a very good system.

Is there one someone can recommend for less than $1000?

Thanks in advance.