Category Archives: Wireless Video Surveillance

MIMO (say: my-moh)

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Andy Moss

No, MIMO is NOT the latest animated Disney character or fancy new bathroom sink. In the case of WiFi 802.11n, MIMO is an acronym for “multi-in/multi-out”, a new way to say there is more than one unique data stream sent … Continue reading →

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How much bandwidth do you really need for video applications?

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Lisa

Alliance partner, Redline Communications, recently wrote a fantastic blog post that is worth re-posting:  Determine the right amount of bandwidth for wireless video surveillance We’ve been talking a lot here lately about using wireless for video applications. With the broadband … Continue reading →

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Wireless Video Surveillance Really Does Work!

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Andy Moss

Having been involved with digital microwave radio for years I was surprised to learn recently of the bad press wireless closed-circuit television cameras often receive.(see Blog Post from the Home Security Cameras CCTV Video Surveillance Blog) I’ve been involved in … Continue reading →

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