by fsse8info

Video baby monitors can be the extra set of eyes you need to take care of your baby! Conventional audio monitors only allow you to hear your baby’s voice and other sounds in the room where your baby is. But video monitors allow you to see what’s going on in the room. So, for a doting parent like you, this is perhaps the best kind.

Even though baby monitors with video capability can be a lot more expensive than audio monitors, they are a better choice. The most important reason behind this is the versatility of these monitors. Here are some of the many different uses of these monitors.

1. Tracking baby movements: You can easily keep an eye on your baby while she sleeps. The best monitor gives you clear images of chest movement, which indicates that the baby is breathing normally. Even when she is awake, you can see her on the receiver screen and make sure that she is not trying to get out of her cot! So, you are never far from your baby, if you have a video monitor.

2. Network: The best baby monitor may be the one which you can sync with your PC or laptop via wireless technology. So even if you have to work on the computer, you can always keep an eye on your child, by having a separate video window open at all times. A bit like CCTV you may say!

3. Nanny Cam: Though you may have a nanny to take care of your toddler while you are away, it is never a bad idea to check whether she’s doing a good job. Having a baby video monitor can allow you to see whether she is actually taking care of your baby or simply dozing off!

These benefits are what make for the best baby monitor and you would surely agree!

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by creecher94

If you have more than one young child that needs to be monitored while you’re not in the room, it pays for you to invest in a two room baby monitor. This is a great innovation because before this, parents had to make the decision of either not monitoring there older child, even though they were still at an age were anything could happen to them in there sleep. Or they would have to purchase two single room monitors that don’t interfere with each other (which could be a challenge since most baby monitors use similar frequencies). Luckily there is now a third and better choice: the two room baby monitor.

The basic premise is that there are two reception devices that can be placed in two separate rooms, along with at least one viewing monitor for the parents. Since these baby monitoring systems are designed specifically for two rooms, the are programmed to use two different frequencies that won’t interfere with the other.

3 Things To Consider When Buying A Two Room Baby Monitor:

1. Double parent monitoring units. A nice feature to look for when buying these dual room systems is to not only have two monitors in each of the children’s rooms, but also to have two parents monitors as well. This feature gives you the option of having one of the parent monitors in the kitchen and the other in the backyard, if you’re working back and forth between two places. A few popular brands have a large LCD screen that is stationary along with a smaller portable (handheld) parental monitor that Mom or Dad can carry around with them.

2. Adjustable time and volume. The ability to adjust the time between frames of the monitor is also a very nice feature. Meaning, you can set up the monitoring system to switch back and forth between the 2 child monitors, and you set the time at which the switch occurs. You can set the monitor for the younger child to stay on that frame for a longer time than the older child. This allows you to keep an eye on the more fragile child for longer lengths.

3. Sound and light. If you’re working in the kitchen with the sink on, or vacuuming the family room floor, there is a chance that you will not here the cries coming from the babies room. This problem is rectified by buying a monitor that lights up when it hears a sound coming from your babies room.

These three things to consider when purchasing a two room baby monitor are just a few options that will give you added peace of mind while your tending to your usual daily tasks. If you need to keep an eye on more than one child than the purchase of this dual room baby monitoring system is a no brainer, as you can’t possibly get the same benefit from a single room unit (or two single room units which most likely will interfere with each other).

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My updated workspace, aka I Finally Got a Third 22″ LCD


Image by creecher94
My workspace back in late 2009:
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After moving from the 17" and 22" to dual 22" in May 2010 and then adding the 17" back in for triple displays in October, I’ve finally made the jump to three 22" LCDs. The left and right panel are Acer P221Ws and the middle is an Acer AL2216W. Color is surprisingly consistent between them, the middle has just a slightly bluish tint which I can remove through callibration.

I’ve of course upgraded the Hackintosh that runs them as well. I’ve still got the Intel E6300 overclocked to 3.05GHz, but not much else is the same. In order to get dual graphics cards working with EFI injection I needed a new motherboard with dual PCIe slots, so I went with the Gigabyte GA-EP45T-USB3P with 4GB of DDR3. As far as graphics cards go, I have a 9600GT driving the middle and right panels and a 7600GT driving the left panel. The system’s running 10.6.4, which I’m scared to update to 10.6.6 at risk of breaking my dual-card setup.

Other differences from the 2009 setup:
>New desk. I built this from scratch last May after getting my second 22" and realizing that I had no room left on my 4′x2′ desk.
>No more laptop on my desk. Now that my desktop is a far superior machine, I keep the MacBook Pro on the dresser by my bed for late-night surfing and whatnot.
>Only one computer at my desk. I got tired of dealing with multiple machines, so I put all my resources into making the Hackintosh the best system possible, and now it does all I ask it to.
>Projector’s gone. The configuration of my room doesn’t really make sense for projecting. It lives in my basement now.

Oh, and the lighting. The lights behind the monitors are Lowe’s uplight cans with 25 watt clear globe bulbs and the light under the desk is ropelight I attached with hooks. All 3 are hooked together to an X10 module for easy on/off and dimming.

Daytime pictures will come tomorrow. I just got the 22" LCD this evening.

By the way, I’m 16 and a Junior in high school.

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