Wolfvision's Eye-10

Wolfvision's Eye-10

Eye-10 by Wolfvision

WOLFVISION has released the Eye-10, a new progressive scan live image camera designed as a lower-priced alternative to a ceiling visualizer. Featuring 30 frames per second, 12x optical zoom, and upgradable firmware, the Eye-10 produces an XGA live image with 1024 x 768 pixels at 60 or 75 Hz. The unit can be connected to any data projector or plasma or computer monitor, and to many videoconferencing systems. The Eye-10 may also be used as a ceiling visualizer (without light) when mounted onthe ceiling. Price: $3,175.

 

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