AXIS 205 Network Camera

Features:

Small, compact size
Motion JPEG image quality
Built-in Web server
Three different resolutions, up to 640x480
Up to 30 frames/second in all resolution modes
Supports up to 20 users simultaneously
Easy setup using the new one-click installation method or the Windows-based AXIS IP Utility software
Password-protection option to restrict viewing
Optional accessories:
AXIS Camera Recorder (enables remote viewing and recording functions based on schedule, alarm or on motion detection) and AXIS Camera Explorer (for viewing features on a stationary PC or PDA running Pocket PC 2002/2003)
Wireless connectivity with SMC2870W Wireless Bridge

Live video from anywhere your network goes
The AXIS 205 is the world's smallest network camera. 
It's been specially designed for businesses and home users who want a remote monitoring product with high quality video streaming, easy to use features and an attractive price!

The AXIS 205 enables you to remotely view live video and manage the camera from anywhere in the world using any standard Web browser. Use it to monitor people and property, or to broadcast events or facilities.
 
With its own IP address and built-in Web server, the AXIS 205 doesn't require a direct connection to a PC. You can place the camera wherever your network goes.
 
The product's low price also means you can affordably install multiple AXIS 205 cameras in an area.
AXIS 205: System overview
The AXIS 205 Network Camera is so small and easy to use, you can place it virtually anywhere. It runs directly off your network, so unlike Webcams, you don't connect it to your computer. You simply connect the AXIS 205 to your network or an available port on your router using a standard network cable.

What you need:
Regular straight Ethernet cable
An available port on your hub or router 

Unlike Webcams, the AXIS 205 has its own IP address and a built-in Web server, so it does not require any additional software to operate. This allows it to send moving images through your router and right out on the Internet with no other hardware required.