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Nest Cam adds 1080p and new stand to Dropcam

Nest Cam adds 1080p and new stand to Dropcam

Posted on June 18, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Nest has revealed its latest product, Nest Cam, a streaming security camera. First fruit of the company’s Dropcam acquisition back in June 2014, the new camera bears a distinct resemblance to models like the Dropcam Pro, with a rounded top section atop a newly-slimmed stand that also offers wall-mounting. Inside, there’s 1080p video support along with both WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.

On its stand, the camera is 4.5-inches tall, and is powered via a USB adapter – Nest includes a lengthy 10-foot cable to help ease placement anxiety. The base is now metal, and has both a magnet in the bottom for sticking to metal surfaces along with a standard tripod screw.
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