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    On Cue High Definition Camera & Video Recording Device Line

    Sept. 11, 2013
    Related To: VITEK INDUSTRIAL VIDEO PRODUCTS INC.
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    VITEK Industrial Video Product, Inc. launched their all-new “On Cue” High Definition line of cameras and Real Time video recording devices at this year’s International Security Convention (ISC) in Vegas.

    The On Cue High Definition Serial Digital Interface (HD-SDI) is a technology borrowed from the broadcast industry. The format SMPTE 292m has now been adopted across the Closed Circuit Video Industry and is brought to you by VITEK in an economical, feature abundant and user-friendly way.

    This all-new HD CCTV over coax line-up of 2.0 Megapixel cameras deliver 1080p resolution (1920x1080 pixels) at 30 PPS of High Definition Video, with distances up to 700’ depending on cable characteristics and integrity. Four new camera options cover most any application and a four channel HD DVR with a maximum 8TB Storage, remote software, and mobile apps, offer performance and versatility never before available in the security marketplace. 

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