in all fairness to him, imo his intent is to make the manufacturer realize that it's about time to upgrade the product

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If you want to combine your home security with extra energy saving features, Vivint is a good candidate. However, you'll need a good credit score to qualify for this system, and it costs more than most. The LCD touchscreen control panel uses cellular-based technology to connect you to the sensors in your home and Vivint's monitoring station at all times.

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FrontPoint Security offers state of the art GE technology, wireless service, around the clock monitoring and award winning customer service. The equipment is easy to install and is readily portable in the event you decide to move into a different residence. The company has a tremendous amount of experience and are a major player in the home security industry. Talk to a customer service representatives about your options today and see if FrontPoint is right for you.

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Piper definitely isn't as robust as a full-on, professionally-installed security system backed by a 24-hour response service, but for $239 it'll get you most of the same benefits. In all honestly, the only thing Piper missing is a response team, so if you're looking for a low-cost way to make your home more secure, look no further. Installation is a breeze, the fisheye lens lets you surveil a large area with a single camera, and the wide range of sensors make it extremely versatile. The addition of Z-Wave compatibility also expands Piper's functionality to include not just security, but also home automation; so it's also a great starting point for anyone thinking about smartening up their pad.

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It's interesting to compare Piper's trajectory to the Canary security system, a similar product that got its start on Indiegogo around the same time. While Canary recently received $10 million from Khosla Ventures, we haven't heard much else since its initial Indiegogo campaign. Blacksumac, on the other hand, transformed Piper from a crowdfunded concept into a fully functional product and was acquired by iControl -- all within a year.

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