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built in cam

Discussion in 'Asus' started by tednugnt, Sep 9, 2006.

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which asus model has the "best" built in cam? are there any problems that people mention about one model's cam over another? causing the computer to freeze? lots of 'skipping', ie. non-fluid picture?

i like the idea of a built in cam because im a neat freak and i dont like extra wires hanging around. im assuming that even the 'best' cam on an Asus is low-end though versus what i could purchase for 50-100 bucks at some retailer.

if there is/was a thread that addressed this already, please post. thanks.

tednugnt, Sep 9, 2006

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MilestonePC.com Company Representative

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The W5F and W7J and a8jm have pretty decent webcams, you can ask specific members here that own each of them and get their opinion.

Quite possible post some pictures of each of the models and their webcams showing a picture.

This should help when the pictures/comments start coming in.

MilestonePC.com, Sep 9, 2006

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pictures are decent...but you know without focus it's very hard to get crystal clear images...
one major complain....when in use with the Asus program...the computer slows down BIG time...the program has a big load on the system!!!

LaZzZy_Dude, Sep 9, 2006

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