Monday, October 15, 2007
TrustedReviews Reviews Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 09:00 AM
"Logitech has a huge range of PC peripherals and has long been a champion of the webcam, and we've seen some excellent examples from it such as the Quickcam Ultra Vision. The highlights of the Ultra Vision were glass lens elements, a 1.3 megapixel sensor, and Rightlight and RightSound - light optimisation, and noise cancelling technologies. Both of the latter are present on the newer Quickcam Pro 9000. The long rest at the back means that it's not really smaller than the Ultra Vision, but it is lighter and less bulky making it more suitable for taking it with you if you're carrying a laptop. However, should you need to take your webcam with you regularly, there's a specific version of it for notebooks with a clip."
I have been using the Logitech Quickcam Notebook Pro for about 2 years now and really love it. It is light, has a clip so it latches onto my laptop and doesn't fall off, performant, clear, and the list of positives go on. And Logitech has released a new camera that only makes the current cameras better with the Pro 9000. It can capture and record high resolution images, and gives excellent pictures and sound in video calls. The only negative I see is that I don't see as much of a reason to upgrade to the Pro 9000 given my Notebook Pro is working so well.
I have been using the Logitech Quickcam Notebook Pro for about 2 years now and really love it. It is light, has a clip so it latches onto my laptop and doesn't fall off, performant, clear, and the list of positives go on. And Logitech has released a new camera that only makes the current cameras better with the Pro 9000. It can capture and record high resolution images, and gives excellent pictures and sound in video calls. The only negative I see is that I don't see as much of a reason to upgrade to the Pro 9000 given my Notebook Pro is working so well.
