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WD Surveillance HDD in Market

To ensure highest possible security at home, office, shops in this Eid Vacation, Computer Source Limited brought surveillance hard disk in the market.

World’s renowned brand WD introduced this purple series surveillance hard disk which will work on PC and DVR both systems. Maximum 32 cameras can be connected with this Hard Disk. This specialized Hard Disk can record one million hours of video continuously and its storage capacity is 2 TB (terabyte).

WD Purple drive can store up to 14 days video record of 6 cameras (0.3 megapixel, 30 fps). In case of any accident, after seeing this record it would be easy to draw a context and it would be helpful to identify criminals by analyzing their prior activities from the footage.

This Hard Disk price is BDT 8,200 and it has 3 years warranty. To certify fastest and best service this Hard Disk comes with buy 48 sign. Phone: 01713365200

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