MICROSOFT SMART LIFECAMS - DATA JUNK YARD

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Today DATA JUNK YARD ,Celebrate the special bond with your loved ones even if they are miles away this new elegantly designed webcam!The camera has easy exchange video mail,good audio with a unidirectional microphone and colourful interchargeable face plates! You can also add to your style quotient with Microsoft's trendy range of computer peripherals such as the portable and sleek Arc mouse.Make sure you are connected as it helps you to connect real time like never before .
Microsoft introduces also two new webcams, including the LifeCam Show and LifeCam VX-5500. The LifeCam Show is a 2 Megapixel webcam that can take up to 8 Megapixel still images. It comes with noise and echo canceling microphone. The LifeCam VX-5500 is able to take 1.3 Megapixel still images and VGA videos.
These webcams come with the one-touch Windows LiveCall button that will launch contact list and LifeCam software for video messages, and photo sharing.
Available in October, Microsoft LifeCam Show and LifeCam VX-5500 will be priced at $100 and $60 respectively.
What do you think? Worth for 85 doller or it is not better than other handy cams.comment this post at end of this post .
It's features :
Other features include a glass lens, auto focus, 4x digital zoom and a digital, noise-cancelling microphone that is mounted on the top of the camera. Microsoft has also implemented what it calls ClearFrame technology which is meant to deliver smooth, detailed video, although we’re not quite sure what this does.
The body of the LifeCam Cinema is made out of aluminium and the stand works with both desktop PCs and notebooks. There’s also a Windows Live call button mounted behind the microphone and the LifeCam Cinema does of course connect to your computer via USB 2.0.

The LifeCam Cinema is of course compatible with Windows Live Messenger, but also with Windows Live Movie Maker and Windows Live Photo Gallery. It’s also compatible with Windows 7 out of the box, as well as Windows Vista and Windows XP. The system requirements are quite high though, as you need at least a dual core 1.6GHz processor, but Microsoft recommends a 3GHz dual core processor and 2GB of memory, which are unusually high specifications for a webcam.

It’s important to remember that the 720p resolution might now work with some video call client and we’re currently uncertain which applications it will work with.
The LifeCam Cinema is expected to hit retail on the 9 of September with a suggested retail price of around £69.99 ($79.99 in the US) which places it in the upper end of the webcam market.

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