Something is wrong with the category 'Hard drive'... in the specs it should say: interface (e.g. SATA or SAS), or protocol (e.g. SATA 1/2/3 or SAS 1/2/3)...?

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Hi, I have an open-plan kitchen in my flat and previously had the Philips Series 2000 AC2887/10, which was perfect for it. Unfortunately I had to replace it and tried another, I thought similar, one from Philips. Thought they were equally good. Unfortunately not suitable for the kitchen. Can anyone recommend a filter that ventilates the kitchen? Merci.

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Which privacy filter fits the HP EliteBook 1040 G11? (14", 16:10)

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You ask a question to customer service and after a relatively short time you get a very polite answer from a customer advisor. If you want to reply to the answer by e-mail, perhaps to find out more details, you get a generated reply asking you to use the Digitec assistant and the whole procedure starts all over again.Sorry, but what kind of stupid system is this if you can't reply directly to the customer advisor by e-mail.I've never experienced anything like it anywhere else.

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A little help/info for the users of this cam: 1. if you want to run the APP for this cam under WIndows, OSX, you should search for "Bluestacks". It is an emulator and in my case the APP runs with this on Win11. (has a bit of adverts, but not tragic) 2. many people have trouble accessing the cam with ONVIF. However, as described in the manual, this works (AFTER creating a user). This is also necessary, e.g. for integration into a Synology, as otherwise the full resolution is not available. (I hope that I was able to offer some help here) Instructions: To integrate the TP-Link Tapo C520WS via ONVIF, you must first create a camera account with user name and password in the Tapo app, then find out the IP address of the camera via the app or the router, activate the ONVIF and RTSP services and finally enter these access data and the IP address in your ONVIF-compatible software (e.g. iSpy, Blue IoT).iSpy, Blue Iris or Synology Surveillance Station) to add the camera. 1. create a camera account: Open the Tapo app and go to the camera settings by tapping the gear icon. Select Advanced Settings and then Camera Account to create a camera account with a username and password that you will need to log in to other platforms. 2. find IP address and ports: Find out the IP address of the camera. You can find it in the Tapo app in the camera settings or look in the DHCP list of your router. Remember the default ports for the ONVIF and RTSP services: ONVIF port: 2020 RTSP port: 554 3. add the camera in the ONVIF software: Start your ONVIF-compatible software (e.g. iSpy, Blue Iris, Synology Surveillance Station). Click on the option to add a new camera and select the ONVIF camera type. In the pop-up window, enter the previously created IP address of the camera, along with the username and password of the camera account. Select the desired video resolution. Adjust other settings or save the camera settings for later. Click on "Done" to finalise the integration.

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