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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Logitech HD Webcam C525
Discontinued
Webcam video up to 1280x720, photography up to 8M, autofocus, integrated noise-canceling microphone, universal holder, connector USB
Creative Live! Cam inPerson HD
Discontinued
Webcam FullHD 1080p (1920x1080), up to 30 frames per second, 12 Mpix camera, 4x microphone, noise cancellation, snapshot button, USB 2.0
Logitech Webcam C170
Discontinued
Webcam - video up to 1024x768, photography up to 5M, integrated noise-canceling microphone, universal holder, USB connector
OMEGA C91 Flexi
Discontinued
Webcam 1.3 Mpx (1280x960), 24bit TrueColor, microphone, night LED diod, USB 2.0
OMEGA C175 Skylark
Discontinued
Webcam 1.3 Mpx (1280x960), 24bit TrueColor, microphone, night LED diod, USB 2.0
OMEGA C109 Hawk
Discontinued
Webcam 1.3 Mpx (1280x960), 24bit TrueColor, microphone, magnetic mount, USB 2.0
Microsoft LifeCam HD-3000 Black
Discontinued
Webcam - with HD (1280 × 720 px) resolution, background noise reduction, low light correction
Microsoft LifeCam Studio black/silver
Discontinued
Webcam - with Full HD (1920 × 1080 px) resolution, photo resolution up to 8 Mpx, autofocus, face tracking
Genius VideoCam FaceCam 1320
Discontinued
Webcam Video 1280x720, 1280x720 photo, positioning, USB 2.0
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.