Microsoft VX-5000 Web Camera
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Microsoft VX-5000 Web Camera
Scan code: LN35593 Manufacturer code: N3D-00002
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Microsoft VX-5000 Web Camera

Microsoft LifeCam VX-5000, Cool Blue Webcam, 1.3MPix
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Scan code: LN35593 Manufacturer code: N3D-00002
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Product Overview Introducing the Microsoft LifeCam VX-5000, it features Windows Live compatibility, World Class VGA Optics, superior low-light performance and a fun flexible design. Share more experiences with family and friends. Features • Photo Swap: Share and swap photos in real time with your friends and family using Windows Live Messenger—right in the video call window!
• Windows Live™ Call Button: It's simple to start voice calls. One touch of the Windows Live Call Button lets you see who's online, and you're on your way to making a voice call.
• LifeCam Dashboard: Add special effects and control your webcam—all from the Windows Live Messenger window.
• One-Touch Blogging: Upload photos to your blog on Windows Live™ Spaces with any of your photos at the simple click of your mouse.
• World Class VGA Optics: See more clearly with 2x the light collection than regular VGA optics.
• Superior Low-light Performance: Auto-adjusts for low-light conditions.
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Microsoft
Telephone:
0800 587 1102
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