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Reviews of the Connect Web Camera

  • 6.3

    CNET Review

    January 15, 2003

    The Good: Cheap; includes fun, easy-to-use Veo Digital Studio software; attractive design.

    The Bad: Loose focus ring; no daylight white-balance preset; produces low-quality images.

    The Bottom Line: Keep your image-quality expectations down, and you'll be pleased with this starter Webcam and its fun software bundle.

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Manufacturer: Veo

Part number: V300000

General

  • Device Type Web camera
  • Optical sensor type CMOS
  • Still image format BMP, JPEG
  • Digital Video Format AVI, WMV
  • Software Included Drivers & Utilities
  • Features White balance, Auto exposure control

Camera

  • Type Color
  • Still Image BMP - 160 x 120, JPEG - 176 x 144, 320 x 240, 640 x 480

Image Sensor

  • Type CMOS

Lens Construction

  • Lens Iris F/2.8
  • Focus Adjustment Manual

Interfaces

  • Computer Interface USB

Expansion / Connectivity

  • Interfaces 1 x USB - 4 pin USB Type A
  • Cables included 1 x USB cable - 6 ft

Miscellaneous

  • Included Accessories Stand, Tripod
  • Cables Included 1 x USB cable - 6 ft

Software / System Requirements

  • OS Required Microsoft Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP
  • Min Processor Type 300 MHz
  • Peripheral / Interface Devices 4x CD-ROM, Microphone, SVGA monitor
  • System Requirements Details Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP - Pentium - RAM 32 MB - HD 200 MB

Manufacturer Warranty

  • Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 2 years

Override

  • Service & Support 2 years warranty

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