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boy that looks incredibly complicated. So why are some systems bundled for like $400-$600 and include a bunch of cameras a DVR/NVR and everything is kind of straight out of the box? Whats the difference with those bundled systems? I don't want to have a computer on 24/7 to run this. What...

About $100 per camera. Not sure where storage fits into that, like I said the one I bought has an SD insiders but if a better system means using an NVR I guess that means a few hundred for that. From looking online and in local classifieds in my area I can see $100 I a common price...

I'm putting 2 cameras in my backyard, 2 in front of the house. to monitor the front/back because there have been break-ins in the area. I am looking for something weather resistant, with decent picture quality, and decent night vision. I travel a fair bit and want to be able to check in via...

this looks like another 'no name' camera..... anyone have any thoughts??

I don't think anything. I'm new to all this, and simply trying to figure out what I need. There is a lot out there, and it's quote overwhelming for someone who knows nothing. I bought 1 camera to play with and get a feel for all of this... and right now I'm pausing to decide if I get 3 more...

Can you please tell me why it is a 'junk' camera? I realize it is a 'no name' china product. But I would like to understand why it is junk.... I need 4 cameras, and I'm trying to figure out what the difference is between something like this, or if I were to go brand name. Thanks

Hello, I am trying to figure out a new home surveillance system, and started with 1 camera to figure out how it all works. I need to install at least 4. I just installed this: http://www.vstarcam.com/VStarcam-C7815WIP-HD-WIF-Network-Camera-98.html It came with some pretty terrible software...