Microsoft has revealed a new webcam, the LifeCam VX-2000. Described as an easy-to-use, affordable webcam the VX-2000 features built-in microphone, vivid VGA video, and 1.3MP still photography. Designed to take advantage of Windows Live features, including video chat.
“Keeping in touch is more important than ever in tough times and this new webcam is a great alternative to costly phone calls. Webcams are also great because you get to see your loved ones as you chat away,” said Danica Aitken ANZ category marketing manager, Entertainment Devices, Microsoft Australia and New Zealand “The LifeCam VX-2000 is an easy-to-use webcam that’s easy on the wallet, so you can cheaply catch up with Mum in Auckland, check out your mate’s party in London or send a video message to grandparents on the other side of the country.”
The LifeCam VX-2000 will be available in June 2009 for the recommended retail price of $79.00.
There are a few changes to this issue of Tone. We’ve said farewell to our fine cover girl in favour of some lads in white (it’s not a statement of preference, but the World Cup only comes around once every four years). In order to stimulate maximum creativity, our designer hasn’t slept since the last issue went to print, resulting in some crazy new fonts and unbelievably sleek breakout boxes possessing a level of sophistication not previously imagined. Like Saruman forging his army of fighting Uruk-Hai, we’ve dug new writers from the earth’s very gut, who now swarm across the world’s gadgets, crafting their infernal reviews. Though we’ve changed a little on the outside, we’re still the Tone you know and love on the inside. As always, we’re committed to providing the latest technology news and the best, unbiased, independent reviews of hot new products – and that’s never going to change. Enjoy.
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