Performance wise, like other Logitech cameras we've tested the QuickCam Notebook Pro performs well. Other packages include support for all the major Instant Messenger applications, as well as support for YouTube and grouper. Although the small app has about 5 minutes worth of mileage in it, it is none the less good fun for the kids.
Placement issues aside, the webcam comes with all the software you need in the box including Logitech's Video Effects software, which features animated 3D Avatars that imitate your facial expressions and head movements and 2D Face Accessories that you can apply to your own image to change your look. The only solution to this is to use the rather flimsy three-part stand in the box and perch the webcam on that, it's not ideal, but at least shows that Logitech acknowledge the problem. If like us, your laptop has a thin frame to it you'll soon get frustrated by the overhanging camera on the screen. It's here you encounter the first problem. The size of a box of matches compared to the previous effort's pack of 10 fags, the camera attaches to the top of your laptop screen via its included clip. The small rectangular device is compact and to the point. Reduced in size, the new QuickCam Pro is more aesthetically pleasing that the previous model. Redesign, rehash or just a worthy remake? We take a closer look. (Pocket-lint) - Logitech has updated its QuickCam Notebook Pro webcam with the aptly named Logitech QuickCam Notebook Pro improving the cameras resolution while at the same time removing Mac support.
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