Concord Eye-Q 642 VGA

  • 11/01/04

Concord Camera Corp. (www.concordcam.com) has extended its entry-level line of digital cameras with the Concord Eye-Q 642 VGA and Concord 1500 1.3-megapixel digital cameras, both priced at under $50. The Eye-Q 642 has 2 MB of internal memory for storing up to 80 pictures, while the 1500 has an SD card slot and 8 MB of internal memory for storing up to 50 images. Both cameras provide webcam functionality, take video clips at a QVGA resolution, and come with Ulead photo-editing software.

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