Friday September 12, 2008 Keeping watch, from your Java ME cell phone
There are security cameras everywhere these days--at all major street intersections, on the doors into public buildings, in line at the bank, in the dressing room at Victoria's Secret... Oh, wait. Maybe not that last one. Anyway, Digitus has come out with its ginormous new line of security cameras that transmit 420 lines of resolution in real time to your Java ME technology-enabled cell phone. See: See everything, I mean everything with Java ME Here's a quote: DIGITUS has been offering its customers the next generation of IP since this year’s summer. The MPEG4 or MJPEG image data are transmitted in real time with a resolution of 738 x 480 pixels (420 TV lines), equipped with movement detection and alarm messaging. Cell telephone surveillance via a J2ME enabled cell telephone is also supported...Nice. Now you can set up motion detection on one of their security cameras to send to your Java ME cell phone a video of someone taking the last cup of coffee without making a new pot. Snagged! :-) |
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