The latest TeleEye products on stand will include the TeleEye GX620 Series 400fps Real Time HD Video Recording Servers, which is specially, designed for recording videos of MX Series HD cameras. Incorporating with the proprietary HD SMAC-M multi-stream video coder, the transmission and recording performance of GX is 50% more efficient than the H.264 products. Moreover, GX is installer friendly with patent-pending CAMLOCK technology. No IP setup is required.

The Windows-based TeleEye sureREC HD Recorder is designed for projects requiring video data running through existing networking facility. It supports recording and monitoring of 32 MX cameras at a maximum recording frame rate of 800fps at HD resolution. It is basically a PC-based platform preinstalled with sureREC recording software and pre-configured with the Windows¡¦ Group Policy to restrict unnecessary access of the system and ensure the best environment for professional recording applications. The storage capacity can be further expanded by using external attached storage devices with RAID 5 data redundancy structure. The system health check function ensures robust 7x24 operations for professional video surveillance requirements.

TeleEye has expanded MX HD Video Camera product line by introducing 3 different models. The new models are MX825-HD, MX775-HD and MX677-HD covering IR, Day/Night, varifocal and vandal resistant requirements. The MX HD Cameras are designed with security concerns in mind which adapt the proprietary HD SMAC-M coder to avoid 3rd party engine to decode any data streams. Additionally, the authentication process is protected by AES 256-bit encryption. The MX HD video cameras have received a great value of recognitions in the marketplace. One of the HD video cameras, MX763-HD, was selected as finalists in CCTV product competitions in Secutech Camera Excellence Award 2011 and IFSEC International Award 2012.

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