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The Video Blaster Webcam 3
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| | USB cameras can only be connected to USB-equipped PC's or a USB port. The main advantage of a USB-based camera is its high quality real time performance because it does not require a video capture card to transmit data over the Internet. On a USB-based camera, data is converted to digital data on the camera itself, and immediately sent down the USB port so that it is in digital form when it arrives on the receiving computer, resulting in fewer transmission steps and better quality display. | | | |
| | Among Webcam 3's features are: a focusable lens with a range of 3" to infinity, a snapshot button, 30 fps at resolutions of 352x288 and up to 15 fps at 640x480, and sophisticated motion detection capabilities. Webcam 3 comes with the following software: Polaroid PhotoMax, Video Blaster Webcam Monitor, Video Blaster Webcam Control, Microsoft NetMeeting and a library of sample HTML templates and Web graphics. Note: Microphone is not included. | | | |
| | The Video Blaster Webcam 3 is sold for $74.99. | | | |
| | Among Webcam 3's system requirements are: A USB port or powered USB hub, Windows '98, Genuine Intel Pentium, Pentium II, Pentium III, AMD-K6 or AMD-K6-2 processor running at 133 MHz or higher (for best performance 200 MHz or above is recommended), CD-ROM drive, 70 MB of available hard drive space, and a modem connection of 28.8 Kbps or faster. | |
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