What Is the iCatch PC Camera?
By Matt Koble
Updated September 28, 2017
Developed by Philips, the iCatch PC camera is a webcam. Used mainly for online communication, this small webcam plugs directly into one of your computer's open USB ports.
Installation
The device is fairly easy to install. Philips says to simply install the provided software, plug the PC camera into a USB slot and wait. As soon as the computer recognizes the device, it will be ready for use.
Features
The iCatch PC camera comes with a swivel mounting clamp that allows users to clip the webcam to the top of a PC monitor. The camera features a manual focus ring in front of the lens that can be twisted to improve the camera's focus. The webcam is compatible with messaging services such as Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and Microsoft NetMeeting.
Function
In addition to taking still images, the iCatch PC camera is capable of video conferencing and recording with audio, provided you have a microphone. The included software also allows you to take snapshots of your computer display.
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Writer Bio
Matt Koble has been writing professionally since 2008. He has been published on websites such as DoItYourself. Koble mostly writes about technology, electronics and computer topics.