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'''IP Cameras''' are similar to traditional [[video]] cameras in most respects, except that they include support for [[Ethernet]] and [[wireless]] ([[Wifi]]) and generally have their own built-in web [[server]]. They are often viewable using a [[smartphone]] or [[tablet computer]] or [[web browser]].

'''IP Cameras''' are similar to traditional [[video]] cameras in most respects, except that they include support for [[Ethernet]] and [[wireless]] ([[Wifi]]) and generally have their own built-in web [[server]]. They are often viewable using a [[smartphone]] or [[tablet computer]] or [[web browser]].

==Implementation== you already have an existing home [[network]], [[TCP/IP]] cameras are trivial to install. They simply need to be provided with a connection to the network, usually with Ethernet [[cable]] or a wireless connection, and a source of [[power]]. Once they have been powered on and connected you can either use client [[software]] or a [[web browser]] to see what it is seeing and hear it is hearing as well as control any additional features such as zoom, panning, [[email]] alerts, etc.

==Implementation==  

Most people already have an existing home [[network]], [[TCP/IP]] cameras are trivial to install. They simply need to be provided with a connection to the network, usually with Ethernet [[cable]] or a wireless connection, and a source of [[power]]. Once they have been powered on and connected you can either use client [[software]] or a [[web browser]] to see what it is seeing and hear it is hearing as well as control any additional features such as zoom, panning, [[email]] alerts, etc.

==Camera Features==

==Camera Features==

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