Cenuco Release Mobile Monitor

[Darius Wey]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.mobilemonitor.com/' target='_blank'>http://www.mobilemonitor.com/</a><br /><br /></div><i>"Cenuco, Inc. (AMEX: ICU) has announced that CompUSA will begin carrying Mobile Monitors in 20 strategic stores across the country and on their website. The Mobile Monitor system, complete with camera and USB base station, allows users to see live streaming video of their home, office, or other remote location via their cellular phone, Pocket PC mobile edition, Smart Phone, or remote computer from any location. As part of this launch program, Mobile Monitor will also be featured for purchase via CompUSA’s retail homepage at CompUSA.com."</i><br /><br /><img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/web/2003/wey-20050125-MobileMon.gif" /><br /><br />The Mobile Monitor service allows you to use your mobile device to remotely access a video stream set up in your home, office, or a place of your choosing. The kit includes a wealthy set of guides to get you up and running, as well as a USB camera to capture the video. More details can be found at the <a href="http://www.mobilemonitor.com/">Mobile Monitor website</a>.

[karen]

The Mobile Monitor service allows you to use your mobile device to remotely access a video stream set up in your home, office, or a place of your choosing. The kit includes a wealthy set of guides to get you up and running, as well as a USB camera to capture the video. More details can be found at the Mobile Monitor website (http://www.mobilemonitor.com/).

...any reason why this link takes me to a page for downloading .cab files?

[Don't Panic!]

$300 bucks!!! Wel I guess if you have a baby peace of mind is worth any price. But $300 bucks!!! :wink:

[Vincent M Ferrari]

My company sells it. It works really well, even with wireless phones (my friend has his house wired with a few and hooked up to his razr). Just be aware, there is a monthly service charge attached to this thing for the service and it's useless without it.

[Marcel_Proust]

$300 bucks!!! Wel I guess if you have a baby peace of mind is worth any price. But $300 bucks!!! :wink:
isn't there a cheaper pocket pc solution that would work with a generic webcam?

[surur]

Cant you use the free wm encoder to stream any video source (e.g. a web cam) to wm player?

The only real problem is the ip address being dynamic, but Im sure a static ip address is cheaper than this subscription service.

Surur

[Marcel_Proust]

Cant you use the free wm encoder to stream any video source (e.g. a web cam) to wm player?

The only real problem is the ip address being dynamic, but Im sure a static ip address is cheaper than this subscription service.

Surur

no-ip is free for basic service and nominal for more advanced.

[Munky]

I just figured out how to do this with the windows media encoder and my web cam and although I have a dynamic IP dyndns.org takes care of that little issue.

[RKosin]

Motorola has a similar product, also offered by CompUSA. It does not require a subscription to forward the images but they are not streaming. In addition to a camera both wire and wireless, the product includes both temperature and water sensors. Aught to be called, House Sitter in a Box. :roll:

[Darius Wey]

The Mobile Monitor service allows you to use your mobile device to remotely access a video stream set up in your home, office, or a place of your choosing. The kit includes a wealthy set of guides to get you up and running, as well as a USB camera to capture the video. More details can be found at the Mobile Monitor website (http://www.mobilemonitor.com/).

...any reason why this link takes me to a page for downloading .cab files?

It shouldn't. It goes to the main site for me. The link wrapped in the "Mobile Monitor website" text is the same link used in the title of the thread.