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Thursday, August 5, 2010

Logitech enables video chats in HD

It wasn't long ago when VGA webcams were enough for online video conferencing.

However, with the advent of better video quality technology and faster broadband speed, high-definition (HD) webcams are poised to take over as the next must-have device when you chat online.

Logitech is among the first manufacturers to jump onto the HD webcam bandwagon when it launched four new models - C910 HD Pro, C510, C310 and C270 - into the local market recently.

These webcams feature 720p HD video calling, 1080p Full HD video recording and one-click video uploading to Facebook and YouTube.

The webcams work on Windows and use Logitech's Vid HD video calling software. They also support most major third-party software such as Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and Google Talk.


C910 Pro

The flagship C910 HD Pro model comes in a stylish, streamlined profile and at only 25mm in depth, the webcam adds a minimalist touch to your laptop or desktop PC setup.

The C910 HD Pro, which can also snap 10-megapixel still photos, come with built-in stereo microphones.

The C510 sports a fold-and-go design that allows it to fit nicely in the pocket for portability.

According to Logitech, the device also takes 8.-megapixel still pictures.



C510

Meanwhile the C310 comes with the Logitech RightLight 2 and RightSound technologies to ensure their video calls will not be ruined even when used in a poorly-lit or noisy setting.

Lastly if you are looking simply for a basic HD webcam that will not burn a big hole in your pocket, the C270 is available for you.


C270


- Zam Karim (The Star) -

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