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17.11.2015

Netgear has developed a new Arlo Q IP camera with Full HD 1080p support. The novelty is aimed at use in home security systems.

For Arlo Q, even the dark time of the day is not a hindrance, because a 4-megapixel high-sensitivity sensor in combination with a night vision system will allow you to get an image in any lighting conditions. Two-way voice communication allows the user to hear conversations in the room where the camera is installed. In addition, Arlo Q can respond to sound and send a notification to the owner on an iOS or Android device.

The camera can quickly connect to an existing Wi-Fi network. The 130-degree wide-angle lens provides the ability to monitor the entire room. Recording of video on a cloud service is provided.

In the US, the novelty will appear in December at a price of $220. It will also be available soon in Australia, Canada and Europe for around £170 or €220.

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