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AVerVision330 Portable Document Camera

  • 05/01/05

The AVerVision330 portable document camera from AVerMedia (www.avermedia.com) displays 3-D objects, negatives or printed documents onto any TV, monitor or projector with DVI, XGA, S-Video or composite video outputs. The unit, which weighs less than 7 lbs., includes 5X optical and 8X digital zoom with AVerMedia’s exclusive Smart AutoFocus system, advanced auto-exposure capability and an optional light box feature. It also features night view, freeze and reverse mirror functions, as well as comes with a remote control and free carrying case.

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