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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Microsoft
EAN: 0882224211529
Format: CD
Item Dimensions: 27520082200
Label: Microsoft
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Model: 64L-00003
MPN: 64L-00003
Native Resolution: 800x600
Platform: Windows
Publisher: Microsoft
Special Features: nv:Height: 2.7 inches; Width: 2.18 inches; Depth: 2.0 inches
Studio: Microsoft
Warranty: 3 year warranty

Features:

• Windows Live Call Button for use with Windows Live Messenger
• Universal Attachment Base fits on most monitors, or sits directly on desk
• Simple set-up and one-touch calling
• Flexible six-foot cable
• Compatible with leading instant messaging software

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
With simple setup and one-touch calling, the Microsoft LifeCam VX-1000 makes it easier than ever to see and hear your friends and family over the Internet. Hear sounds and voices as if they were in the room with you. See clear live video images. Experience a new dimension in communication. The LifeCam VX-1000 is optimized for use with Microsoft Windows Live Messenger, so you can share life as it happens. Easily start a video chat by pressing the Windows Live Call Button, and clicking an Online Contact. Crystal-clear video conversation is now possible with more than 200 million contacts in nearly every country in the world. The long, flexible cable gives you more room to move System Requirements - Windows XP Pro, Home, Media Center Edition, Tablet PC Edition, Hard Disk Space, 300 MB free, Sound card with speakers or headphones, Pentium II 550 MHz (Pentium 4 1.4 GHz recommended) or higher, 4? speed CD-ROM drive or faster, Display adapter capable of 800 ? 600 resolution or higher, 16-bit color depth or higher, 2 MB or more video memory, Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device, Auto Update required for one-touch blogging, Internet access required, Internet functions (post to Windows Live Spaces, send in e-mail, video calls), Internet Explorer 6.0 or later browser software required for installation, 25 MB hard-drive space typically required (users can maintain other default Web browsers after installation), Access to the Internet via an internet service provider Dimensions - Height 2.7 x Width 2.18 x Depth 2.0 inch Weight - 3.3 ounces




Rating: - LOVE IT
It is so easy to install. Now I can talk and see my family at the same time. Everyone lives in different states and it feels like they're in your home. The picture and voice are very clear. Well worth the money.

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Rating: - nice product for users of windows live messenger
fits snugly to the top of a flat screen desktop monitor, quality of image is acceptable. a little bulky for what it is supposed to do, but overall a fine product. recommend but only if you are willing to pay the slightly higher price mandated by microsoft.

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Rating: - Microsoft Lifecam VX 1000
A cheap, yet well made and versatile webcam. One of the best deals around and my personal favorite, when it comes to webcams.

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Rating: - "OUTSTANDING"!!!
I am thoroughly enjoying this amazing piece equipment...It brings me closer to my children & grandchildren & friends...I am NOT sorry that I purchased it...Thank you

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Rating: - Works well, but I'd recommend the VX-3000 model
I bought this for an older laptop in our office, and since it was Windows 2000, it didn't work (my fault for not checking). Anyway, we are now using it on a XP machine, and the camera works well. It's clear and the microphone performs well. The only issue is when adjusting, it is darn-near impossible NOT to hit that button on top (which launches Windows Live messenger, which we don't use). I've seen a buncb of other people mention the same thing. We use Skype... no issues at all with it.
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