Poor | Average | Good | Excellent | |
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Megapixel | 2 Mpx Best: Atlantis Land P015-C148 Megapixel: 20 Mpx | |||
Maximum frame rate | 15 fps Best: Gembird A4-PK-950H-S Maximum frame rate: 120 fps | |||
Maximum video resolution | 640 x 480 px Best: Logitech Brio Maximum video resolution: 4096 x 2160 px |
Megapixel | 2.0 Mpx |
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Maximum frame rate | 15.0 fps |
Maximum video resolution | 640 x 480 px |
Built-in microphone | yes |
Auto focus | yes |
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Colour depth | 32.0 bit |
Digital zoom | 5.0 x |
Interface | USB |
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USB | yes |
USB version |
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Supported operating system | Windows |
Mac compatibility | no |
UVC | no |
Width | 2.76 in |
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Height | 1.02 in |
Depth | 2.72 in |
Weight | 4.66 oz |
USB required | yes |
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Optical drive required | yes |
Internet connection required | yes |
Minimum RAM | 256.0 mB |
Minimum storage drive space | 300.0 mB |
While <b>Microsoft</b> is better known for its software products, the company also develops various hardware items including a <b>webcam</b>.
The Lifecam VX-7000 offers a reasonable performance in most areas, but $150 is a pretty big ask for a webcam; particularly when some of its premium features don't work properly. Only consider buying if you're a Windows Live fan.
Microsoft LifeCam VX-7000
It is described as a notebook <b>web</b> cam, I see no reason why it should not be used with any flat panel and even with a CRT monitor, the latter maybe with a couple of sticky pads.
I've owned just about every Microsoft LifeCam there Microsoft makes. My first ...
The Lifecam VX-7000 offers a reasonable performance in most areas, but $150 is a pretty big ask for a webcam; particularly when some of its premium features don't work properly. Only consider buying if you're a Windows Live fan.
Microsoft's high-end webcam delivers midrange performance and features. Most users will be happier with competing models from Creative and Logitech.
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