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ISD Releases Worlds First Windows-Based HD Camera

This is the first in the line of ISD cameras that embraces the Microsoft technology stack and has been designed to unite the demands of the Physical Security community and the regulatory and compliance demands of the IT groups. This solution is an edge computing platform for video surveillance that runs Microsoft Embedded Windows 7, […]

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    This is the first in the line of ISD cameras that embraces the Microsoft technology stack and has been designed to unite the demands of the Physical Security community and the regulatory and compliance demands of the IT groups.
    This solution is an edge computing platform for video surveillance that runs Microsoft Embedded Windows 7, delivers high-definition (HD) 1080p resolution, multi-streaming, at 30ips, all encased in an IP66 dome enclosure.
    Features of netSeries miniBall include:
    * NDV-AF-1080P
    * Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7OS for Enterprise IT Management
    * 128GB Edge Storage Capacity with dual microSDXC card slots
    * IP66 Vandal Resistant enclosure, 3 Axis Multi-position
    * Simultaneous full time Analog and IP Digital multi-streaming
    * Integrated motorized 3-10mm lens for effortless installation
    * Remote IR Configuration Interface
    * Multi-streaming individually configurable video streams
    * WDR option available (NDV-AF-1080PWDR).

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