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SPC300 by Avermedia

  • 03/01/07

SPC300 Portable Visual Presenter by Avermedia

SPC300 by Avermedia

AVERMEDIA has released a 3.2-megapixel portable document camera. The AverVision SPC300 Portable Visual Presenter boasts 8x digital zoom and 3x optical zoom,with a shooting speed of up to 24 frames per second. Users can capture and store upto 80 images directly to the camera’s internal memory, or images and video clips canbe stored right to a PC. Equipped with standard document-camera functions, thedevice can display documents, 3-D objects, microscopic images (with optional microscopicadapters), and transparencies through nearly any LCD monitor or projector.Price: $1,299.99.

 

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