AXIS 2120:
Awards & Reviews

Awards 

7th Computerworld Readers' Choice Awards
AXIS 2120 Network Camera wins international award

At this year's Computerworld Readers' Choice Awards in Singapore, the AXIS 2120 Network Camera came out as the winner in the Hardware category for Best Network Camera. The other categories were Networking, Software, Internet and Service Providers. In competition with big players in the industry, Axis won one of the 38 awards.

"We find that the Axis network camera in the computer room is very easy to set up and to use. This means that minimal training is needed. For our purposes, it is better than closed circuit television," says Chia Ser Sin, manager - IT infrastructure, Caltex Services

"If many of the winners' names sound familiar, it is a testimony to how, in an industry better known for product obsolescence and the spectacular free fall of tech stocks, these companies have managed to remain relevant, and to continue delivering value to businesses and IT users," says Tan Ee Sze, editor at Computerworld Singapore

Reviews

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AXIS 2120 product review, 3d Retreat, 08/2001
The reviewer finds the AXIS 2120 Network Camera well-designed, rugged, ideal for indoor/outdoor surveillance or monitoring and easy to set up and maintain.  He finds the motion detection system to be very good and is impressed with the quality of the images the camera produced.
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Webcam can mind the door, Government Computer News, 05/2001
"The Axis 2120 Network Camera from Sweden’s Axis Communications Inc. boosts security from passwords, biometric readers and door locks by letting the administrator monitor via browser without having to dedicate a PC to a video camera."
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Embedded Linux powers intelligent online video camera, ZD Net’s Linux Devices, 10/2000
"Axis Communications has introduced a new model of its intelligent Network Camera, the Model 2120. With its built-in 100 MHz RISC microprocessor running an embedded Linux operating system, and its Ethernet connection, the device can serve as an intelligent tool for remote monitoring of live video via either an intranet or the Internet."
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