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Catch the things that go bump in the night on camera, with the Logitech Alert 750n security system

Logitech 750n Master SystemSo, you’ve been watching Paranormal Activity and all its sequels, and are now keen to catch the poltergeist in your home on camera. Well, Logitech’s new Alert 750n Indoor Master System is exactly what you need to capture all the ghostly happenings, and better still it has a night vision mode for when all the lights are out too.

Included in the box is a camera with a 130 degree wide-angle lens, which shoots video at a resolution of 960 x 720 at 15fps. By using HomePlug wired networking, it connects to your router through a power outlet, and in turn to the computer with Logitech’s monitoring software installed.

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Once it’s all set up, the camera will automatically start recording when the motion detector registers movement, and a built-in microphone will capture sounds too. The night-vision lens is effective for up to 50 feet, so there’s little chance of you missing even the smallest item move across your kitchen worktop by itself.

When the camera is activated, an alert can be sent by email to let you know (with the subject line “we got one!” perhaps?), and the action can then be viewed using a secure website or mobile app.

If you’ve had enough of the covers being pulled off you at night and have relocated to a hotel, Logitech’s system can be managed remotely from a computer. If your home computer is shut down, video can be stored on a microSD card inserted into the camera too.

Additional camera units can be purchased and the system supports a total of six, and these can be placed both indoors and out.

At $299 for the 750n Master System and either $229 for another indoor camera, or $279 for the weatherproof outdoor model, a full Logitech Alert setup won’t be cheap; but when you’re handing over your credit card, just remember the first Paranormal Activity film has made nearly $200 million worldwide.

Logitech’s Alert 750n Master System will go on sale this month, and if you’re not out to catch ghosts on camera, could quite easily be used as a home security system to catch burglars too.

Andy Boxall
Andy is a Senior Writer at Digital Trends, where he concentrates on mobile technology, a subject he has written about for…
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