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MICROSOFT LIFECAM HD-6000 FOR NOTEBOOKS
March 2010
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LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks offers a 720p high-definition (HD) sensor, Microsoft Corp.’s new TrueColor Technology for bright and clear video, and a design just for notebooks.
LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks features a 720p HD video sensor for widescreen video, Auto Focus and a sleek 360-degree rotating design so users can point the camera anywhere around the room. The HD-6000 for Notebooks also comes with a convenient case for storage on the go.
Top Features and Benefits
New! TrueColor Technology automatically delivers bright and colorful video, in virtually all lighting conditions.
720p HD sensor records widescreen HD-quality video at up to 30 frames per second.
Auto Focus keeps video in focus from far away to extreme close-ups (four inches from the webcam).
16:9 widescreen offers cinematic video recording.
• New! 360-degree design exclusively for notebooks offers 180-degree rotation in both directions for an all-around view.
• Convenient carrying case is perfect for storing the webcam on the go.
• 4.0 megapixel stills deliver crystal-clear photographs to share with friends and family.
• 2.5-foot-long cable is optimized for mobility.
• Windows Live Movie Maker integration allows people to start a movie project with one click and then upload widescreen video to popular sharing sites such as YouTube.
• Windows Live Photo Gallery integration lets people easily upload a photo to edit, tag and share with friends and family.
Read on for more information about the following:
See the Difference / System Requirements / Availability and Pricing / Contact Information
See the Difference
TrueColor Technology
Microsoft’s new image processing technology, TrueColor, provides superior color and brightness in almost all lighting conditions, including low light and backlight. TrueColor Technology sets the correct balance of brightness to help ensure the user’s face is not overexposed or underexposed in a variety of environments — from out on the porch with bright sunshine in the morning to the living room with low light in the evening. It does this through a carefully designed proprietary combination of software and firmware to deliver a great experience.
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Widescreen Video With 720p HD Sensor
With more and more people uploading and sharing personal videos with friends and family, widescreen video was a must-have for today’s webcams. Not only does widescreen video fit better with newer widescreen displays, it enables multiple chat participants to comfortably fit in the field of view.
Auto Focus
LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks also features Auto Focus, which keeps video in focus no matter how far the distance from the LifeCam — from four inches to infinity. This is perfect for showing off printed pictures lying around the desk or even a business card for contact information. And the great part about Microsoft’s Auto Focus is that it’s built right into the camera. Usually Auto Focus is a software feature, but it will work right out of the box with LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks.
System Requirements
To use LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks, consumers need the following:
|For a PC with Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher2 |
|Minimum: Intel dual-core 1.6 GHz or higher processor, 1 GB of RAM |
|Recommended: Intel Dual-Core 3.0 GHz or higher; 2 GB of RAM; video card: 1280x720 pixels or higher |
|1.5 GB of available hard drive space |
|CD-ROM drive |
|USB 2.0 |
|Windows-compatible speakers or headphones |
Availability and Pricing
Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000 for Notebooks will be available in May 2010 for an estimated retail price of $59.95 (U.S.).1 The LifeCam HD-6000 is available for pre-sale on now.
The LifeCam HD-6000 is backed by a worldwide three-year limited hardware warranty. The limited warranty and license agreement are available at .
1 Excluding Windows XP Pro 64-bit
2 Estimated retail price. Actual retail prices may vary.
Contact Information
For more information, press only:
Brittany Turner, Edelman, (206) 223-1606, brittany.turner@
Alyson Davis, Edelman, (206) 268-2236, alyson.davis@
For more product information and images:
Visit Microsoft News Center at and .
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Behind the Scenes
Did You Know?
Microsoft developers and researchers created TrueColor Technology to enhance color and brightness during video calls. With a combination of software and firmware, TrueColor helps ensure each video looks bright and colorful regardless of the lighting situation.
Ask Todd
Microsoft developer Todd Schoepflin worked to create TrueColor Technology and is available for interviews if you’d like to hear more about the new technology.
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