Deals of The Week

Wisenet's $ 150 (£ 115 / AU $ 205) The SmartCam N1 is not set to standards of traditional security cameras, but things are changing. This typical $ 200 range, popular by Nest Cam Indoor, has changed over the last few years on budget models of similar features. Wisenet SmartCam N1 review The Good Wisenet's SmartCam N1 indoor security camera with facial recognition does a good job identifying faces and it has a microSD card slot, motion detection zones and support for Alexa and Google Assistant. The Bad If you want cloud storage, you have to pay for it. The Bottom Line Wisenet's SmartCam N1 is a fine facial recognition camera, but you can find models with similar performance for much less. The SmartCam N1 isolates itself from the Lynx Pro with a web application and action zones, yet you don't get the Lynx Pro's free 7-day occasion based video cut stockpiling, worked in nearby capacity (you need to purchase a microSD card to work with the SmartCam N1) and

As of late we were on the chase for business PCs for a relative's new office . Being a PC nerd who has assembled my present PC from parts all sourced on special amid one Black Friday, I was entrusted with discovering something reasonable yet still rapid enough for a business on a financial plan. At last, we settled on three Lenovo Ideacentre 720 PCs from Costco. Here are my musings on everything about this PC – the great, the terrible, and the monstrous, and why a self-declared PC nerd would purchase a pre-assembled PC from a maker. Lenovo Ideacentre 720 Specifications and review AMD Ryzen 5 1400 processor 8 GB DDR4 RAM expandable to 32 GB 1TB Seagate Desktop HD 7200 RPM AMD Radeon R5 340 Graphics with 1 GB memory Wireless-AC networking with Gigabit Ethernet DVD±RW/CD burner 6 USB ports – 4x 2.0 and 2x 3.0 Built-in memory card media reader Bluetooth connectivity Most surveys say that for gaming, the Intel i5 improves the situation since it has better single stru