Archive - Webcams
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Webcams
Webcams are used primarily for Skype video conferencing, shooting YouTube videos, etc. The most important factor when choosing is the resolution, but you should also keep in mind how many frames per second it can capture and what additional features it has.
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OMEGA Voip Set C20
Discontinued
Webcam + headset, VGA (640x480), 24bit TrueColor, CMOS sensor, USB 2.0
Canyon CNL-WCAM813D "Truckhook"
Discontinued
Webcam graffiti edition, 1.3Mpix sensor (video 1280x10240), USB 2.0
Canyon CNL-WCAM813C "Truckhook"
Discontinued
Webcam graffiti edition, 1.3Mpix sensor (video 1280x10240), USB 2.0
Canyon CNL-WCAM813B
Discontinued
Webcam graffiti edition, 1.3Mpix sensor (video 1280x10240), USB 2.0
Genius VideoCam iSLIM 1300
Discontinued
Webcam black and white, 1.3Mpx 640x480 video, photo 2688x2016 interpolated, reclining, microphone, USB 2.0
GENIUS VideoCam FaceCam 300k
Discontinued
Webcam 640x480 video, photo 3200x2400 interpolated, positioning, USB 2.0
Philips SPCZ500
Discontinued
Webcam black, 1.3mpx, 30fps, rotary, 3xzoom, widescreen pan, face tracking function, direction mic, noise reduction, earphones, clip
Philips SPZ5000 black 1.3Mpx
Discontinued
Webcam black, 1.3Mpx, 60fps, 5xzoom, widescreen lens, face detection function, mic, stand, USB, cord lenght 1.5m
Archive - Webcams - additional info
Web cameras, or webcams, are very similar devices to classical video cameras and digital video cameras. They often feature a built-in microphone and connect to computers using USB ports, and are mainly used for video communication over the Internet, shooting and recording videos.