BCDVideo Releases Value Series of Video Recorders

  • Apr 06, 2015

BCDVideo released an entry-level video storage line - the Value Series - offering integrators a platform perfect for retail rollouts, small business applications, and other sites needing localized storage solutions.

"The term 'value' in the name refers only to the price and this gives us a strong platform in the entry-level market," stated Jeff Burgess, BCDVideo CEO. "We have built a reputation as a performance-driven manufacturer and will never sacrifice performance for the sake of hitting a price point. The Value Series really is the best of both worlds. This gives integrators a better choice in video recording on smaller-scale projects that still need sufficient horsepower. Presently, the marketplace seems prone to using generic solutions just to hit a price point, while sacrificing quality and performance."

The Windows 7-based Value Series is available in both small-form factor and full-size tower chassis models, the latter being rack-mountable. Tower models include an Intel Core i7 CPU surpassing a 10,000 Passmark rating, solid state drives, and dual network ports. The Value Series top-end 18TB tower model has the capacity to store up to sixteen 5MP cameras for 30 days or eight 720p cameras for up to a year.

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