MODEL- 64L-00003          VENDOR- MICROSOFT
    
FEATURES- LifeCam VX-1000- Black
       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. 
* Optimized for Windows Live Messenger
   - Windows Live Call Button
   - Easy Audio Switching
   - Free Worldwide Internet calling to your online contacts
* Superior video and photo quality 
   See the smiles clearly with 640   480 pixels video and photo resolution. 
* Built-in Microphone 
   The built-in microphone automatically picks up your voice with 
   remarkable clarity. 
* Universal Attachment Base 
   It's a snap to attach the LifeCam to any monitor.
* Video Effects 
   Surprise your friends with cool video effects, accessible right from the 
   Windows Live Messenger Window.
* Up To 30 Frames Per Second 
   LifeCams capture life at 30 frames per second, which means the video 
   images you see are smooth and seamless.
* Flexible Six-Foot Cable 
   The long, flexible cable gives you more room to move.
    
REQUIREMENTS- Windows XP Pro/Home/Media Center Edition/Tablet PC Edition
              300 MB free hard drive space
              USB 1.1 (USB 2.0 recommended) 
              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) also require: Broadband (cable, DSL, 
                or other) modem; 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. 
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