Much potential pace and restrictions.

With the current system programming (Firmware) 1:11:00 can not the camera to the
Internet Explorer 6.0 or 11.0 completely operate and configure.
With the IE 10 can access ActiveX program components that allow important configurations, micro, speakers, recording and reading out the map. Other HTML performer can offer only the basic functions for lack of Active-X.

Access via HTML / ActiveX done painfully slow. Again and again the same security checks and so make operation tedious.

With a professional ONVIF program the camera can be addressed more quickly. Such a program is not part of the delivery.

The camera has no button to turn off, but should be shut down correctly if you want to take out the memory card.

The event control is flawed and unnecessarily complex. Logical parameters for time and sequences lacking.
FTP is not supported. Triggering on time intervals are not possible.

Access via Klug radiotelephones eg from Fruitaria-Halbg-tt is not working.

Panasonic has produced years ago mini network cameras that run faster, better, more stable and with any HTML-Anzeiger.

The resolution is good. The image processing and the possible parameters are useful.

The video recording on the memory card is limited to approximately 500 events.

The CX600W version comes with a small weak radio module and a LAN port without PoE.

For Sony puts in a loud fiependes 5V power supply.

Addendum of 15/10/2014.

With the new programming (firmware) there is FTP as a DIY solution and the IE 11 is supported.
Rate has remained the same. Video files should be read directly from the card and then put together with a video program. Soundtrack must be corrected. And the buzzing of the microphone electronics can be filtered out.
A joy for the IT hobbyists circumscribing like firmware and still works on NT4 with cmd.