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Product Description
Logitech QuickCam Messenger lets you get closer instantly with live video and audio. Make your instant messages come alive. Add live video to your Yahoo! Messenger. Now you can even broadcast live video to your favorite instant messenger with Logitech IM Video Companion works with MSN Messenger and AIM. Video-chat face-to-face online using Windows Messenger or Microsoft NetMeeting. The built-in mic lets you say what's on your mind with live audio and video. Capture videos and photos and e-mail them in one simple click. Create stunning Web albums to share your photos with everyone around the world.
640 x 480 video and 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
Customer Rating: Summary: nice look to it Comment: liked the look of it but it would not work on my computer, said camera failed, but i would have to pay to ship it back just to get another sent to me and it was more hassle than it was worth
Customer Rating: Summary: Logitech Quickcam Review Comment: We are very pleased with this web cam. My husband was out of town on business and this was the perfect little camera to allow us to keep in touch with him.
Customer Rating: Summary: Not for vista Comment: I got it to work on XP, but never in VISTA. It always tells me that I need a new driver despite just loading it. It seems like it doesn't see it. So, the bottom line is drivers can not be loaded. Cold Eyes
Customer Rating: Summary: Could not get camera to work Comment: I ordered this camera for my girlfriend. It installed easy enough but we could never get it to work with iChat, which was the messenger that I was using.It was not as simple as install and use.
Customer Rating: Summary: Hello, it's 1999, we want our crappy webcam back Comment: I have never written a review of a product on Amazon. My wife's parents purchased this webcam (year 2007) so they could Skype with us. Those poor people were sold garbage by someone trying to get rid of old, useless junk by selling it to people that don't know any better. Thanks Logitech for selling crappy products in 2003 and thanks sellers for letting people buy crappy products 5 years after they are obsolete.
