All articles tagged with #webcam
Originally Published 6 days ago — by The Verge
HP announced updates to its OmniStudio X all-in-one desktop PCs for 2026, including new processors, an Nvidia RTX 5050 GPU, and a tiltable webcam for better presentation sharing, along with Thunderbolt Share for easy file transfer between devices. The new models come in various sizes and colors, but details on release dates and pricing are still pending.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Verge
HP announced a 49-inch ultrawide monitor, the Series 5 Pro, featuring a pop-up 5MP webcam, high resolution, and multiple connectivity options, aimed at productivity and office use, with pricing to be revealed closer to its November launch.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Verge
The article reviews the Elgato Facecam 4K, a versatile webcam with professional features, and highlights other tech gadgets like LG's portable TV, a new game about a fly, and various gaming accessories, along with insights into a new AI app and personal tech setups.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Engadget
Elgato has launched the Facecam 4K, a webcam that uniquely allows users to mount lens filters for effects, featuring 4K at 60 FPS, Sony's Starvis 2 sensor, and compatibility with various accessories, priced at $200.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Verge
Elgato has launched the Facecam 4K webcam priced at $199.99, featuring support for interchangeable lens filters, 4K resolution at 60fps, and compatibility with its Camera Hub software for manual adjustments. It offers cinematic effects with third-party filters, a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, and can work with the Nintendo Switch 2 after a firmware update, positioning it as a versatile and affordable upgrade for streamers and content creators.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Gizmodo
The Nintendo Switch 2 introduces GameChat, a chaotic new online video chat feature that streams gameplay and faces with up to 12 people, adding a Discord-like experience but with hardware limitations like low-res webcams and audio quality, creating a fun but noisy multiplayer environment.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by MacRumors
The new M4-powered MacBook Pro models have received positive reviews for their impressive processor benchmarks and the new nano-texture display option, which reduces glare and is considered a worthwhile $150 upgrade for professionals. The M4 chip shows significant performance improvements over its predecessor, outperforming some high-end Windows machines. The upgraded 12MP webcam also offers better image quality and features like Center Stage. The new MacBook Pro models are available for order and will be in Apple Stores soon.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
A webcam has been set up at a "mega den" in northern Colorado, home to up to 2,000 rattlesnakes, allowing scientists and enthusiasts to observe their behavior without interference. The project, led by Cal Poly researchers, aims to broaden understanding of these often-maligned reptiles. The den's exact location is kept secret to protect the snakes. The webcam also enables citizen scientists to contribute to the research by reporting observations.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian
Scientists have set up a webcam in a Colorado rattlesnake "mega den" with up to 2,000 reptiles to study their behavior and improve understanding of these often-maligned creatures. The project, led by Cal Poly researchers, allows for non-intrusive observation and community science contributions. The den, located on private land, provides a unique opportunity to observe rattlesnakes' social behaviors, maternal care, and interactions with predators.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by 9to5Google
Android 15 Developer Preview 2 introduces a "HQ" toggle to improve the video quality when using a Pixel as a webcam, with a slight boost in sharpness, although the difference is more noticeable in actual capture than in screenshots. The impact on battery and heat while using the "HQ" feature was minimal, and now fingerprint/biometrics are required for authentication.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by 9to5Toys
Logitech has launched the new MX Brio USB-C webcam, featuring an 8.5MP sensor, 4K support at 30 FPS, and AI-based face image enhancement. The webcam also includes beamforming mics, a physical privacy shutter, and a Show Mode for collaborative work. Priced at $199.99, it is available in various finishes and can be purchased from Logitech's online store and Best Buy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Register
Logitech's MX Brio 705 webcam offers Ultra HD resolution, AI features, and improved audio quality, making it a notable upgrade over its predecessor. The device, priced at $199.99, is designed for hybrid workers and those seeking a high-quality alternative to integrated laptop webcams. While it excels in image and audio quality, some features like face tracking are only available in certain software versions, and the design includes some peculiarities. Overall, the MX Brio 705 is a solid product with ample customization options, but its premium price may be a deterrent for some buyers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget
Logitech's new $200 MX Brio webcam features a new sensor for improved image quality, upgraded mics, and a special hinge for presentations. The premium design includes an aluminum housing and a built-in shutter, with a clip that can be mounted on a laptop or monitor and detaches to reveal a hidden 1/4-inch thread for tripod use. The camera's "Show Mode" allows for a bird’s eye view of your desk, making it easy to share notes or products. The Sony Starvis sensor supports recording at up to 4K/30fps with better dynamic range and low-light sensitivity, and the webcam is certified for major video conferencing apps. The MX Brio offers extensive options for adjusting settings and can be controlled using Logitech's Options+ or G Hub app.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by PCWorld
Microsoft is working on a feature for Windows 11 that will allow users to use their Android smartphones as webcams, potentially providing access to high-quality webcams for free. This feature is currently being tested in Windows Insider channels and will enable users to utilize their phone's camera in various video applications on their PC. The move could have a significant impact on the webcam market and may lead to a new market for laptop mounts for smartphones. Users will need an Android phone running Android 9 or higher and the Link to Windows app to enable this feature.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Windows Central
Microsoft is introducing a new feature that allows Windows 11 users to utilize their smartphone cameras as webcams. This feature, currently in limited preview, can be set up in the Windows 11 Settings app and paired with the Link to Windows app on Android. Users will be able to switch between front and back cameras, pause the stream, and enjoy effects provided by their mobile device. The feature is expected to roll out generally over the coming months.