Unfortunately, the ToUCam Webcam has been discontinued by Phillips, and OPT is out of stock for new orders. We apologize for the inconvenience.

• The ultimate webcam experience

• 90 frames per second video for flicker-free images

• Ultra-sensitive sensor technology for working in darkness

• Face tracking automatically follows your face

• 8x digital zoom for superb close-ups

• Simply the best quality images available

• 1.3 Mega Pixels for extra image quality

• Pixel Plus for sharper details, depth and clarity

• Precision glass optics for improved quality

• Digital Natural Motion to eliminate juddering effects

• The webcam for professionals

• Add top-quality video and speech to calls

• Webcasting at broadcast quality

• Motion detection for reliable home monitoring

• Control the webcam and its applications with VLounge Advanced

• Sensor: CCD

• Sensor resolution: VGA

• Video resolution: VGA

• Snapshot resolution: VGA

• Interpolated

• Snapshot resolution: 1.3 MP

• Max. frame rate: 90 fps

• Lens: F2.2, D55°

• White balance: 2600 – 7600 k

• Min. illumination: < 1 lux

• Color depth: 24 bit

• Laptop clamp: Yes

• LCD clamp: Yes

• CRT stand: Yes

• Desktop stand: Yes

• Digital built-in microphone: Yes

• Quicklaunch button: Yes

• Snapshot button: Yes

• Included accessories: Quick install guide, User manual

• VLounge: Advanced

• Add video to: MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, AOL Messenger, Skype

• Product depth: 74 mm

• Product height: 142 mm

• Product weight(g): 115

• Product width: 74 mm

• Operating System: Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP

• Processor: Pentium II 500MHz or faster

• RAM memory: 128 MB RAM

• Sound card: yes

• USB: Free USB port

• Internet connection: yes

• CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive: Yes

• PC Link: USB 1.1

• Cable length: 2.1 m

Important Nosepiece Installation Instructions: In order to install the nosepiece on this camera, you must first remove the grey plastic ring on the front of the camera. This ring does not screw off. It is held on with two little plastic tabs, and you simply pull it off with your fingers or a pair of pliers. Once the ring has been removed, the lens will thread out, and the nosepiece takes it's place.

By the way, the grey plastic ring is normally used to focus the camera, but is not needed for astronomical imaging, since focus can be adjusted by moving the eyepiece.