We liked Logitech’s Alert Video Security System once we took it for every week-long spin last year, which at that time allowed remote access to live HD camera footage, and video stored in your PC. But a brand new partnership with Dropbox adds cloud storage to the equation, letting you boot video on to the online to supplement the computer- and microSD-based options already in place. Packages come in today, and are available with 2GB of storage at no cost, 50GB for $10 per 30 days or 100GB for $20 per thirty days — Logitech isn’t exactly making a gift of the service, but if you think about that a bare-bones Alert system costs $300, those virtual add-ons sound a bit of more reasonable. Jump past the break for the entire rundown from Logitech, and prepare to support those passwords — having your email account hacked is something, but you definitely don’t need anyone watching you at home, in real-time or the past.
Over a year ago we introduced our Logitech Alert™ HD digital video security system that helps you watch over the folks and places you care in regards to the most. Today, i’m happy to announce which you can now favor to have secure remote storage on your Logitech Alert videos.
With Dropbox – along with existing Logitech Alert on-camera video storage and PC video backup – you currently have yet another storage option that provides you much more piece of mind. Whether at home or at the road, Dropbox’s automatic backup and password protection helps make certain that the Logitech Alert HD videos backed as much as your PC are automatically and safely uploaded to the cloud. Dropbox uses a similar security methods as banks for data transfer and storage – adding that additional layer of knowledge protection – so that you may be confident saved videos will remain protected and personal.
Starting today, Logitech Alert users can access a bevy of Dropbox storage packages – starting from an initial free service for as much as 2 GBs, to an upgraded 50 GB service for $9.99 per 30 days and 100 GBs for $19.99 per 30 days. Whenever you subscribe to an account and download Dropbox, simply configure your storage settings within Logitech Alert Commander and the Dropbox software. So long as both Dropbox and Logitech Alert Commander are running, Logitech Alert footage will automatically sync along with your Dropbox account transferring and storing security video files.
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