Top-of-the-range wireless baby monitor from Samsung
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Top-of-the-range wireless baby monitor from Samsung
One of the leading electronic manufacturers in the world, Samsung, are launching their new wireless baby monitor. This top of the rangedevice will have the model number SEW-3035. Hope to build on the success of last years monitor, the SEW-3030, this neew monitor includes a slot for an SD card so you can save all the cameras recorded images and video footage to watch at a later date.
The use of an SD card makes it incredibly easy to upload your data onto social networking sites or to send images attached to email, the perfect way of sharing video or images of your baby with family and friends. The SEW-3035 essentially brings together all the best elements of traditional baby monitors, digital video cameras and home CCTV in one easy to use unit.
James Smith, the European Marketing Manager for Samsung Techwin Europe Ltd has said the the SEW-3035 is the latest welcome addition to the successful lineup of baby monitors that Samsung currently produce. He added that is was one of the most highly specified baby monitors on the market, and thanks to its advanced features coupled with the reliability of expertise of Samsung it was a global innovation is wireless security.
The stylish white SEW-3035 consists of a high resolution 3.5 inch wireless LCD video monitor with rechargeable batteries and a separate compact portable wireless camera, making it easy to check on your baby wherever you are in the home or garden. The camera can be easily picked up and transferred from room to room if necessary, while the lightweight pocket-sized monitor comes with a belt clip for hands free carrying, allowing you to move around yet still see and hear any sound or movement your child makes. As the system is so portable and easy to set up, it is also ideal for use when travelling.
Thanks to Samsung’s latest secure digital wireless technology, both sound quality and reception are of the highest standard with no static or interference, so you can hear your baby’s tiniest breathing noises, which is very reassuring. The monitor also has a wide range up to a distance of 100 metres so you even when you move between different floors of your property or go into the garden, there is no loss in reception and you can hear and see your baby clearly.
The large, super bright 3.5” LCD monitor screen makes it easy to check on your baby at any time of day and night without waking them. Built-in ‘Night Vision’ infra-red light sensors automatically switch between a detailed colour image during the day and high contrast black and white images at night, with no extra lighting required. A 2x zoom feature allows you to zoom in on the image of your baby and pan the camera left or right, providing complete peace of mind and letting you clearly see if your baby’s eyes are open or closed, even in complete darkness.
The baby monitor allows for up to four cameras to be viewed via the single LCD video monitor, which is ideal if you have twins or want to monitor more than one room in the house. It can also easily be expanded into a high-end home security solution if required.
In addition an ‘AV out’ port allows easy connection to a TV so you can see live or saved images of your baby on your TV; and if you use the ‘Picture in Picture’ feature, you can even monitor your baby during your favourite television programmes. The Samsung SEW-3030 can also easily be connected to a PC for remote monitoring via the internet using Skype or MSN – a great option for busy working parents.
Thanks to two-way audio between the camera and video monitor, you can quickly calm and soothe your baby the moment he or she starts crying. Other unique features include remote night light and a room temperature indicator which lets you know if your baby is too hot or cold, providing reassurance at all times.
The innovative Samsung SEW-3035 wireless baby monitoring system is available now in the UK with an RRP of £159.
For more information please visit www.samsunghomesecurity.co.uk or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO3-3uP0ZOY&feature=related
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