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Philips - SPC610NC00
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Philips - SPC610NC
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Philips - PCVC830K
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Philips - SPC900NC00
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Reviews of Webcams
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Title: Philips SPC 610NC | Our Review | TechRadar.com
Pros: Built-in spotlight; Good video-capture speed
Cons: Software install required
Verdict: Increasingly, such cameras support video capture and, with a reasonable 30fps (frames per second), you'll only be limited by the speed of your Internet connection. It's a neat solution and the £40 price tag isn't too much to ask for the flexibility on off
Summary: The SPC 610NC features 640 x 480 pixel camera
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Title: Philips SPC 610NC | Our Review | TechRadar.com
Pros: Built-in spotlight; Good video-capture speed
Cons: Software install required
Verdict: Increasingly, such cameras support video capture and, with a reasonable 30fps (frames per second), you'll only be limited by the speed of your Internet connection. It's a neat solution and the £40 price tag isn't too much to ask for the flexibility on off
Summary: The SPC 610NC features 640 x 480 pixel camera
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80/100 |
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Title: Philips SPC-900NC webcam
Pros: Smooth face tracking; useful lighting presets; smooth video at 30 and 60fps; tripod screw mount
Cons: Dead pixels on sensors; poorly designed stand; no autofocus; low max resolutions for video and photos
Verdict: Aside from its ability to follow a face, the Philips SPC-900NC webcam disappoints
Summary: The Philips SPC-900NC is a serviceable webcam, with its ability to capture smooth video at 60 frames per second. It also sports the best face-tracking feature on any webcam we've tested so far and very useful lighting presets and adjustments that result i
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