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New Releases...FlexCam iCam

11/01/00

The FlexCam iCam is a multi-purpose videocamera with Video
Labs’ patented gooseneck. Users can present objects, images or text, captureimages, send video e-mail, create video portfolios and videoconference on theInternet. Further, educators can use the camera to present microscope imageswith the microscope adapter option.

Technical features of the FlexCam include a low noise 1/3”CMOS Image Sensor, which provides clear, crisp video with excellent colorreproduction and image stability. The 20”/50.8cm flexible gooseneck, combinedwith swivel head camera module, allows for superior positioning flexibility andease of connection to most industry standard classroom microscopes. The FlexCamis compatible with most monitors, TVs, VCRs, video capture cards, LCD and DLPprojectors. An optional microscope adapter kit is available, and includes theVideoLabs’ custom microscope eyepiece, 28mm and 34mm plastic couplers. Videolabs,Inc., Golden Valley, MN, (612)542-0061, www.videolabs.com.

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