Features

• Supports Windows 98, Me, or 2000
• USB Connectivity
• Microphone is Optional!
• Includes - NewSoft Presto! VideoWorks v4.2, NewSoft Presto! Mr. Photo v1.5, NewSoft Presto! Image Folio v4.1, & Ulead Photo Explorer v6.0

Reviews (1)

Minor problems affect its usefulness.
Overall, the hardware and software both perform adequately, but I ran into some minor problems that affect the usefulness of this device. First, it drains batteries in a few days, whether you're using it or not, and when the batteries go dead, you lose any pictures or sounds left in memory. That means you have to download the pictures and sounds right away, unless you want to risk losing them. That's inconvenient. Switching resolution modes or using the device as a webcam forces you to clear the memory. That's also inconvenient. The camera requires a lot of light. It won't even try to take a picture if there isn't enough light. It just gives you a low beep. This affects its usefulness as a webcam, unless you have a lot of bright lights around your computer. Finally, the built-in speaker isn't very loud, so you have to hold it up to your ear to review what you've recorded.Read more

Features

• High speed, wide range Pan/Tilt/Zoom color video camera
• 12X optical zoom, high speed auto-focus lens
• Auto tracking and motion detection
• Full access to all camera functions through RS-232C control
• Date and time display generator and IR remote commander

Features

• PC Compatible
• Network Camera
• 350,000 Pixel
• Low-light imaging
• Bulit-in Microphone

Reviews (5)

IK-WB01 - Much like one of the above reviewers, I was mislead by the promise of "motion detection".
The camera's ability to "pan & tilt" and the 0.7 lux (low light) were my primary considerations for selecting this camera.It was between this IK-WB01 and the D-link DCS-950G.The D-link has better light gathering capability, but the coolness of pan and tilt won out! Pretty good with some minor flaws
I have this and a DLink DCS-900W.Both can do 640x480 color, but the DLink costs about 60% as much.This camera is more than twice as good, as long as you don't need FTP.
Toshiba's IK-WB01A is a disgrace!!
I am extremely disappointed with this camera. The manual is written in very poor English which I had a hard time deciphering and it doesn't explain some basic operations. I cannot imagine how Toshiba managed to get the best geeks in Japan to develop this camera but they couldn't get a professional translator to write up a manual in English. I know that most of their customer's speak English, so this doesn't make any sense.
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Features

• 640 x 480 video and photo resolution
• Microphone required for sending audio
• USB 1.1 interface
• Includes SoftPresto! VideoWorks, Mr. Photo, Image Folio, and Ulead Photo Explorer software
• Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, Me, and XP

Reviews (6)

Micro-Innovations is a poor product
This camera works ok in windows 2000 but does not work at all with XP. I feel ripped off and will never buy a Micro Innovations product ever again.

Looks nice, but doesn't work well.
I had the unfortunate chance to use this camera whilst staying with a friend. The quality is poor, grainy, and though it tracks well, the picture is inconsistant.The software may as well have been written by a five year old for all the good it works with XP. I liked the look, but even with all the lights turned directly in your face the picture quality is poor at best. Spend your money on something better, this product is definately a waste of hard earned cash.

product does not work with Windows XP
Another lousy camera. Does not work with XP. Read a similar review, posted by someone else for the camera IC100C by the same company.Read more

Reviews (3)

its not blurry dude
hey , adjust the focus by revolving the mirror on the front side, it gets sharp then, its not blurry at all !!

Intel Quickcam
Very blurry picture, am going to return camera(x-mas) gift and try another brand.

Intel Easy PC Camera
Intel Easy PC Camera - Purchased at Circuit City.Good Camera for the money.Easy set-up under XP, just plugged it in.Nice. ... Read more

Features

• Great pictures on and off-line
• Full motion live video capture
• Ergonomic & easy to use

Reviews (1)

You can do better for the price
This camera has relatively low quality.The software bundled with it it nearly useless.I have had nonstop problems with keeping the thing running.Maybe other people have had more luck.At this point I have given up on the mobile camera function entirely. ... Read more

Features

• 352 x 288 video resolution
• Microphone required for sending audio
• USB 1.1 interface
• Includes WebCam Control and Ulead PhotoExpress MCE software
• Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, Me, and XP

Reviews (7)

Good Camera For The Money
If you really just want a cam to pay around with a bit now and then this is a great affordable little camera.I have net friends who liked my camera so much they went out and bought the same one.It does a good job for the money!I know several others who have bought realitively unexpensive webcams and did not get as good a performance.I've recieved a lot of compliments on this webcam.

camera sucks
this camera sucks bigtime! i bought it and had a tough time installing it on my laptop (winXP).. the customer support is bad... the software has major problems... Poor image quality
This webcam by Creative Labs is not too good.The image quality is poor even by webcam standard, and it does *not* have auto focus, which means you have to adjust the focus ring each time you move.Unlike Logitech's ClickSmart, you cannot use this one as a take-along digital camera.And even Ezonics makes cheaper and better-quality webcams than this. ... Read more

Features

• manufacturer:Logitech
• brand name:Logitech
• model name:Access Trio
• color:Black
• keyboard style:straight

Reviews (1)

Great Product for the Price!!!!
How can you beat the price!! Everthing works great. I would definetly recommend. ... Read more

Features

• 320 x 240 video resolution and 1280 x 960 photo resolution
• Built-in microphone
• USB 1.1 interface
• Includes a full suite of camera utility software
• Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, Me, and XP

Reviews (6)

Extremely Versatile and Indestructible Camera
I first purchased this camera in the spring of 2002.Since then it has very well documented my US Navy Deployments.It has taken decent photographs and digital-video movies of places like Venice Italy, Greece, The United Arab Emirates, And the U.S. Virgin Isles.It has travelled passed the sound barrier and taken shots while doing inverted 5g Aerobatics in an F-14Tomcat.It's been through the desert heat of a Persian Gulf Summer and the Cold of a North Atlantic Storm.And to top it off has survived my now four year old daughter and still ticking for my two year-old son.Needless to say this camera is INDESTRUCTIBLE!!!
Good as a webcam. Horrible as a digital camera
I've had the Clicksmart 510 for about a year now. Loving it!
I've been playing around with this camera for about a month now and my experience has been very good. Read more

Features

• Small, compact size
• Superior image quality
• Built in web server
• Three different resolutions
• Up to 30 frames/second in all resolution modes

Reviews (4)

Pretty good camera
I bought this camera to monitor one of the retail stores I own.It works exactly as advertised with only one exception.
Dissapointed
I was buying this cam as an upgrade to my Axis 2100 cam which I absolutely adored.The image on the 2100 was bright, vibrant, and very clear.The Axis 205 looked like the 2100 only better, so I didn't hesitate to purchase it when I started looking for another security camera.
Use caution with above reviews..
The reviewer with posts titled "Not the one I want" is located in LA, same as the company whose camera he is promoting.It is more likely an advertisement than a review.Just keep it in mind. ... Read more

Reviews (12)

Stay away!!!
The image quality of this camera was not so great to begin with. To make things worst Kensington stopped supporting this camera a while ago and doesn't provide XP drivers so now as I upgraded to XP the camera is simply useless. Save your money and stay away from Kesington.

Donate the money and get a tax deduction!
This camera is by far the worst I have ever seen. And in the past couple of years through work I have dealt with more than 8 different web cams. This crushed several computers and did work neither with PC nor with Mac. In fact when I tried to make it work with my Mac after several hours of continuous crushing I had to wipe the hard drive! I guess that it crushes both PC's and Mac's is the reason why they think this product is both platforms?! Do not buy!
I bought this camera four months ago. This company is not making this product and will not give you any help. Read more

Editorial Review

Able to perform as either a PC-based or portable digital camera, the flexible Intel Pocket PC Camera provides high-quality video clips and pictures--whether it's tethered to the computer or sitting in the palm of your hand. The Pocket PC makes capturing and sharing video and pictures more exciting and convenient than ever. Just push a button to capture snapshots or start recording video clips for use in e-mail postcards, movies, Web sites, and more. For use away from the PC, simply detach it from the tilt-swivel base and USB cord, using the handy wrist strap and carrying case. The software gives you the freedom to make video phone calls over the Internet from your desk. You can even build your own PC movies and edit and enhance your pictures. Read more

Features

• Takes both photo and video images
• 640 x 480 maximum resolution
• 16.8 million colors
• 8 MB flash memory
• Up to 30 frames per second in full-motion video

Reviews (37)

Good but has XP problems
This camera has amazing quality, no doubt.I've had one for a long time and coming from someone who has owned a total of 8+ webcams in her life, trust me when I say this was the best one I've had.However, this camera has issues with Windows XP.Even after downloading the patch on their website, the camera will still "scramble" it's pictures if you leave it on for longer than 5 minutes when using it as a webcam.So if you're doing a live feed to your website, every now and then it will scramble all the pixels on the feed.If you can deal with that, the camera is worth it.But if you plan on going live on cam for hours at a time, I would not recommend this camera.Go for something newer.

Very durable and great.
I own it and it has been droped many times since santa gave it to me (about 2001 0r 2002). When I got it for christmas, it did not work with win xp or win 2000. My dad got me a program from intel's website wich would download the all the pictures on the camera. Now I use a driver from the same website. Then, I used the driver that came with the camera on an Win 98 pc. Today I use it a lot.It still works. Intel no longer sells this line.

I love Intel- and this product is just more reason!
I have had limited exposure to video recording, but much use of Intel products, including the stock making me a first generation millionaire! I was skeptical about this product, given the lens configuration, data processing, and some other concerns.
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Subjects:  1. Video Cameras    2. Camcorders - Digital    3. Universal Serial Bus    4. Cameras - Digital   

Editorial Review

If online chatting and e-mail don't satisfy your communication needs, add live video to the picture with 3Com's popular Bigpicture video phone. This PCI-based video camera and capture card will have you online in vivid 24-bit true color at a remarkable 30 frames per second, in no time.Read more

Features

• PCI Bus video capture card
• Captures 30 frames per second
• Color video camera with built-in microphone
• Ships with White Pine CUSeeMe and Microsoft NetMeeting software
• 24 bit, true color images and video capture

Reviews (8)

A bad deal with a good product
I'am sorry to said that 3 com drop the ball with a good product.If the company had any brains they would pick up this product and run with it.This camera has the highest quality and frame rate out of all cams out there.The problem is that 3 Com wont support the drivers for XP.So all I can say is that for a big company like 3Com wakeup and smell the coffee or in time you'll be out of business to.

3Com Doesn't Maintain Driver or Application Support
Once again 3Com has demonstrated they are more concerned with wrestling your money away from you than they are with your satisfaction with their product support.I bought 2 of these cameras in 1999 and have been using them to video conference with my kids while I'm away at my remote work location.They work great and the capture cards and software provided allow you to easily capture and edit video from a VCR.But I recently purchased new replacement PC's that run Windows XP and none of the application software or installation drivers will work.Nor is there any assistance for this product available at the 3Com product support web site.I applaud the high quality and service life of the 3com product, but really, what good is it if the drivers and applications aren't going to maintain compatibility with Operating System revisions?For product durability, ease of use, and application software I would rate this product 5 stars, but for customer support, or the total lack of, which has ultimately rendered my purchase unusable, 3com earns a big "Zero."

3Com no longer supports Big Picture
I purchased this cam several years ago and worked wonderfully in Windows 95 and 98.However, Windows 2000 will not recognize the driver.I contacted 3Com and was told that this product has reached the end of its life and they do not support it.If your OS is Windows 2000 (and probably XP too), do not buy this product.It will not work! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. PC Cards    2. Video Capture Card, Camera, Cameras    3. Three Com, 3 Com   

Reviews (3)

Piece of junk!
I bought it because it was cheap. Yep, I was right, it is a CHEAP piece of junk. It'll install only on a select few XP machines. Mind you, I am quite technically inclined as I am a software engineer. I could not get this work on 4 of 5 xp machines. Spend a little more, get something a lot better!

you get what you pay for
Of course, this is not the best webcam, but it is the lightest and easiest to carry around and install. I did not have any trouble installing it with Windows XP, and honestly, for the price, I cannot complain. You cannot expect a great resolution. It is a nice little toy.

What a piece of junk!
This thing is a piece of junk!I tried installing it on my Windows XP machine it would not let me.Then I tried to install it on my old Windows 98 machine and I could not install it on that either.I am not an expert at installing things but I have never had this kind of trouble installing anything else ever.You are better off using the $20 as toilet paper or light it on fire for heat instead of buying this thing.If I could give it zero stars I would. ... Read more