 Today we're going to be doing an unboxing of something we've never really done on my Linus Tech Tips channel. This is a wireless end network camera from D-Link, and the biggest improvement over previous wireless end network cameras is that they're saying it is really, really easy to use. They also have this My D-Link portal, which enables a lot of the ease of use features. So, here's one thing. Do-do-do-do-do. And you can just get this sticker off. You can see this sticker was thrown onto the box at the last minute because My D-Link now supports, and this is brand new, iPhone monitoring of your camera. So you just download a little iPhone app, you sign into My D-Link, and you can use it to monitor whatever your camera is set up to look at. So, you know, I could set one up at home, and then if I had an iPhone, which I am planning to get, I'm planning to get an iPhone 4, yes I know about the reception issues, etc., etc., but cameraman has convinced me. He has convinced me. He says there are no reception issues, and there are no problems, and Apple does everything really, really well, so I'm going to be getting an iPhone 4. I'm on like a waiting list for it. Not in any particular hurry. So why don't we have a look at some of the features of this camera? It is wireless end, for one thing. Okay. That's a feature. What other features should we talk about? Minimum requirements. If you have a reasonably modern PC, that's not going to be an issue. Aha! Features! Remotely off monitor, your home or office over the internet. It has a one lux sensitivity sensor for low light recording. Okay. It has a 16x digital zoom. Digital zoom, I never really recommend using it, because you can always just like zoom in on the image later. There's no need to use a digital zoom. Wireless end, built-in microphone. Oh, it has sound recording. That's pretty good. Uses MJPEG. I think you can read all this if you really want to. There you go. One year warranty. Okay, let's find out what's included. Here is a little quick start guide. Tells you how to contact their live support. Okay, also located inside here, so there's the quick start guide, there's the warranty info, presumably. Okay, something in French. And then we have a start here, DVD. I would actually recommend using this, because the whole idea behind this thing is that you just pop in the disc, and then it all works quickly and easily. Inside here we will find mounting hardware. Okay, so we got some screws, we've got some other screws and brackets, a little stand. Ooh, it's a metal stand. Nice. I assume that was going to be plastic, but that's actually got like some... You hear that? It's got some heft to it. Okay, let's see what else we got in here. We have a power adapter. That will power the camera. We have two wireless end ready antennas. Not that it's an antenna particularly needs to be wireless and ready, but there we are. Why don't we put that on there? So we're just going to assemble the camera. You can see the two antennas go on the back here. I think D-Link recommends this for use with something like their DIR-655, which happens to be a router that I have in my fleet. So I will definitely try this out. This is a product that I will most assuredly do like a video showing you guys exactly how well it works, so that you don't have to spend your hard-earned cash on it without knowing that it's awesome. And I'm also just kind of curious too, because I've never used an IP camera before. It's a growing category. I mean people who just want home security or if they want... How the heck does this work? Speaking of ease of use... Okay, the assembly process appears to have run into a bit of a snag. So why don't we just look at the camera itself and we'll forget the assembly process. We'll do that off camera. So we've also got an ethernet port at the back. That's 10 hundred ethernet, which is all you really need for a camera like this. There's your power. Over here we have WPS. So that means that if you have a WPS supporting router, all you have to do is press the two buttons. You don't have to bother with wireless passwords or anything like that. It will automatically sync up. There's a reset hole right here. Also some ventilation slots in the top. So let's assume there's something in there that's producing a little bit of heat. There's some disclaimers here about Class B digital apparatus, as well as some more ventilation holes on this side. There are screws at the back for disassembling it. There's another way to mount the stand, which I guess would be why you'd have it straight up. And then finally we look at the front of the camera itself. So there's your microphone hole. This is going to be some kind of power indicator LED. And then there's the lens itself, which turns for some reason. I hope I'm not ruining it. You know, there's not a whole lot to say in an unboxing of a camera, which is why any time we've done unboxings with cameras in the past, we always include some performance for it. So stay tuned. We're definitely going to show you how this camera performs. And I actually did see a live demo when our D-Link rep came into my work, NTIX, camera man, if you want to check out the office. So we're just outside the office right now, and he did show one of these cameras set up in their office. And he just showed it to us on his iPhone, and it was actually pretty cool. Someone walked past and it was pretty fluid. So yeah, stay tuned. Don't forget to subscribe.