The ZyXEL CloudEnabled IP Camera (IPC4605N) is a decent piece of hardware, but without good accompanying software it functions as no more than a large, expensive personal webcam that lets you share video streams with friends.

The Logitech TV Cam HD webcam is an easy and functional way to make Skype video calls from your couch, as long as you don't plan to use any non-Skype service.

The Looxcie HD is a flexible, full-featured action camera you can wear on your hat, helmet, or handlebars.

The MeCam wearable video camera is a fun novelty that won’t disappoint as long as you remember that's all it is, and nothing more.

Samsung's SmartCam is a simple and affordable surveillance camera for seeing what's going on at home when you're not there, but lacks some of the high-end features of other models.

Logitech's new business-class C930e webcam is coming in May, features built-in video encoding, and delivers an undistorted, 90-degree field of view for more dynamic video conferencing.

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It's not cheap to store and access your past video footage, but the Dropcam HD surveillance camera is worth the price for its ease of use, great image quality in bright light, and decent picture even in the dark of night.

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The Avaak VueZone System is a clever IP webcam solution that uses wireless cameras to capture, stream and record video to the Web or smartphones. It fixes most of its predecessor issues, but it's still an expensive tool, and it's not a high-powered security system.

Cisco officially kille the Flip camcorder on Tuesday in order to focus on enterprise solutions. Flip fans and others turned to Twitter to express their shocked, sorrowful, and creative reactions.

The Dropcam Echo is a highly effective home video surveillance system that stores recorded video and audio in the cloud so you can access it from anywhere—including your iPhone. Some price adjustments and a bit of work on the motion and sound detection, and it could be a real winner.

This well-designed, no-nonsense system uses two wireless cameras to capture and stream live video to a Web-based application you can view anywhere. But the Vue Personal Video Network is saddled with some limitations that make its $300 price tough to swallow.