Introduction

I still remember my very first webcam. It was 1996 and I had just purchased the Logitech QuickCam for my Pentium 90 MHz system. I was running Windows 95 at the time and the webcam seemed like the perfect cool gadget for my system. Of course once I obtained the camera, I sat there realizing that I didn’t really have much use for the QuickCam afterall. Most of my friends did not have the appropriate internet connections to make viewing streaming videos a viable solution at the time. Years later, I’ve decided to take a look at the webcam market again mostly for business needs. Since I spend a good portion of my time in a remote location from my work place, a webcam makes much more sense now especially when it comes to making conference calls with the headquarters. To accommodate mobile users, Logitech has created a small camera called the QuickCam for Notebooks Pro. This innovative camera is small, lightweight and easy to tote around wherever you go. I recently got a hold of one for my laptop so let’s see how it performs.

Packaging

The QuickCam for Notebooks Pro comes in a rectangular plastic packaging. The box highlights the small camera and doesn’t use up that much space either. Inside, you’ll find the following components:
- Logitech QuickCam
- Travel Case
- Drivers and Software CD
- Setup Manuals

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