Security video cameras are everywhere these days.  Most of them are commercial or governmental, as the cost of installing a home video network can be prohibitive.  I had one briefly while I lived in Beverly Hills — it was designed so that we could see who was at the front door from any TV in the house.  It was cool, until a rat chewed through the camera's video wire somewhere inside the wall on which the camera was mounted. And that was the end of that, since rewiring the camera would require tearing into the wall.

  The solution? A battery-operated camera, that can wirelessly transmit video. Recent advances in battery and wireless technology have made that possible.   The Avaak Vue Personal Video Network transmits the signal over the internet, so that you can watch live streaming video from your cameras (only one at a time, though) on the web from anywhere in the world.  Monitor what's going on at your home or office while you're not there, keep a watch (spy!) on your kids, elderly parent or cheating spouse… the possibilities are endless when cameras are tiny, the set up is simple, and the cost is just $299 for 2 cameras and a base station (Add-on Cameras are $99) Buy the Avaak Vue Personal Video Network for $299 at Amazon.com.