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forgot to mention that it needs to be a standalone dvr. I am also looking for a dvr that I will not have to worry about breaking down as it will be several hours away from me (so it will need to be able to reboot itself if it loses power).

I am looking to put together a dvr with 4 color/infrared cameras for residential purposes. Need the dvr to record at 30pps and need the cameras to be able to record in day and night with good resolution. Need atleast a 40gb hard drive and need to be able to connect to it via the internet. Looking to spend a total of $1500 Is this possible? If so, can anyone make any recomendations?

do you have a website with your products?

Rory, I appreciate the advice. Is it possible to buy direct from GE (long term) or would I have to go through a 3rd party? Also, do you sell these products? website?

I have been reading these boards for a while and am in the process of trying to start up a company to provide customers with remote viewing of their business. I am not worried about the installation part of the business, but I am a novice when it comes to the dvr game. I am looking for a dvr solution that is going to appeal to my customers in regards to quality, ease of use, and price. Most of these customers would be willing to spend around $2000 for the equipment and I would add my labor on top of that. I would really like to have a stand alone dvr which is stable and easy to use/view remotely and has 4 channels. The cameras would need to be weatherproof and night/day capable. I am thinking of going with the Nuvico nvdv-4080N which runs around $1,100 and 4 sony 1/3" "ex-view" color day/night cameras like the ones at http://store.cctvspecialty.com/1soexcobuca.html Can someone please advise if these are good choices for a good system under $2000? I really would appreciate any feedback you can give.....