Re: Is Quickcam still a good deal?

• To: Stew Benedict <benedict@netcom.com>
• Subject: Re: Is Quickcam still a good deal?
• From: John Tran <jtran1@mipos2.intel.com>
• Date: Mon, 14 Jul 1997 11:34:50 -0700 (PDT)
• Cc: Lawrence <ychim@ibm.net>, "Atit (JJ) Srikaew, the JeaB" <srikaewa@vuse.vanderbilt.edu>, quickcam-drivers@crynwr.com
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• In-Reply-To: <Pine.3.89.9707141054.A11499-0100000@netcom16>
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• Reply-To: jtran1@mipos2.intel.com

Stew Benedict writes:
>Should be, although you will need appropriate software.  They sell the 
>camera alone too.  Hey I didn't mean to flood the list with this stuff!
>The Quickcam is great,  I just waited so long to buy one, that this
>seemed a better avenue for me, and the price was right.


What do you mean the price is right?  I am not sure how much a vidCam
cost in the other parts of the world but here in Silicon Valley, NCA
has one for 129 with all the software you need -- ie internet video,
and point-to-point communication.

--
John Tran // (408) 765-7747

• Re: Is Quickcam still a good deal?
• From: Lawrence <ychim@ibm.net>
• Re: Is Quickcam still a good deal?
• From: Stew Benedict <benedict@netcom.com>

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