Summer Infant Baby Touch Digital Color Video Monitor

!±8± Summer Infant Baby Touch Digital Color Video Monitor

Brand : Summer Infant | Rate : | Price : $218.00
Post Date : Oct 30, 2011 19:40:41 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

The BabyTouch Color Video Monitor is the most innovative baby video monitor on the market. It features a revolutionary touch-screen controlled monitor, the first of its kind. Like many of the smart phones, simply touch the screen to control the monitor's pan, scan, zoom and brightness features. Two other great aspects include a stylish, magnetic docking station for the handheld unit and a wireless, rechargeable battery-powered dock for the camera. Another wonderful feature is the unique talk-bac

• 3.5" color video display
• Digital technology, pan, scan and zoom
• 2-way talk back feature
• Docking station for easy charging, battery indicator on screen tells you how much battery life the parent's unit has left
• Up to 400' range

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Summer Infant Complete Coverage Video Monitoring System Review

!±8± Summer Infant Complete Coverage Video Monitoring System Review

If the idea of a dual monitoring system appeals to you then the Summer Infant Complete Coverage Video Monitoring system is ideal. The system not only comes with a 7″ Day & Night Flat Screen monitor, but also has a 1.8″ Day & Night Handheld monitor and one camera. The great thing about having a dual monitoring system is that it offers greater flexibility to parents.

Here are a few of the key features highlighted.

7" LCD color flat screen.
Portable 1.8″ handheld color monitor with built-in belt clip and flip stand.
900 MHz wireless technology with up to 350 feet range.
Automatic black and white night vision.
Video Sleep Mode.
Sound lights. 5 sound lights will illuminate on the TV depending on the level of sounds.
Quick view button.

The Summer Infant Complete Coverage Monitoring System utilizes 900MHz wireless technology with a two channel selection to get the clearest reception.

Unfortunately this frequency is open to interference from other wireless devices such as WiFi routers, cordless phones and microwave ovens, usually experienced as audio static. This seems to be a problem for quite a lot of people who have brought this and other Summer Infant products that run on the same frequency. Nevertheless, many customers rave about the crystal clear video image and the long signal range. The only way that you can pretty much guarantee no interference is if you go for a model that has digital frequency hopping and data encryption technology.

The Summer Infant Complete Coverage system is very easy to set up and use. Just follow the instructions and off you go. The 7″ monitor has easy push buttons that control and adjust volume and brightness as well as the quick view feature. The 1.8″ handheld also has controls for brightness, volume and quick view.

The 7″ monitor comes with a built-in carry handle so you can easily carry it around and place it anywhere you want such as a table top or bedside table for easy viewing. The monitor also has a swivel stand and tilt option for different viewing angles. Another option is to permanently mount the monitor location of your choice, e.g. in under a kitchen cabinet, as it comes with cabinet mountable hardware. The handheld monitor is completely portable and is designed to be carried around in your hand, placed on a table top with its built-in kick stand or attached to belt, pocket or waistband with the built-in belt clip.

For the money there are a lack of features that many other models come with such as two-way talk back and zoom and pan camera options. However, what you do get is a dual monitoring system that gives good picture quality, but suffers a bit with static interference.

Summer Infant Complete Coverage Video Monitoring System Review

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Taft E. Armandroff is Director of the WM Keck Observatory. At the helm of operating one of the worlds leading astronomical research facilities, his priorities are to advance the scientific objectives of the Observatory, plan strategically with the broad astronomical community, and develop resources that will sustain Keck at the forefront of astronomy for decades to come. A 1982 graduate of Wesleyan University, Armandroff holds a BA in astronomy with high honors. He continued his studies at Yale University, earning an MS, M. Phil., and Ph.D. in astronomy. As primary author or co-author of 41 refereed journal articles and review papers, he is a widely respected research astronomer in dwarf spheroidal galaxies, stellar populations in the Milky Way galaxy and nearby galaxies, globular clusters, chemical evolution of galaxies, and dark matter. Prior to joining Keck Observatory in 2006, he worked for 19 years at the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO) in Tucson, Arizona, holding positions of Associate Director and Director of the NOAO Gemini Science Center. In that capacity, he spearheaded US contributions to and scientific use of the international twin Gemini telescopes in Hawaii and Chile. A distinguished leader of many instrument development projects in wide-field optical imaging, multi-object spectroscopy and infrared spectroscopy, he is a passionate advocate for new technologies that will assist astronomers in their quest to understand our universe. Dr. Taft ...

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"Hot Feet" Doovy's photos about Antigua, Guatemala (antigua guatemala)

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