No, a webcam does not have to be for your specific laptop model as long as your systems specifications meets the criteria that the webcam needs(odds are is that your laptop will meet it) The webcam should have preinstalled drivers in it or the manufacturer had a CD inside the webcam's box. If you do not have any drivers, look at the manufactures's website and you might get lucky.
Yes. Any webcam that can be connected to your laptop (such as via the USB port), and has drivers available for your operating system (such as XP or Vista) can be used on a laptop.
Yes. Any webcam that connects through a standard connection (like USB or FireWire) can be used on any webcam that has those connectors.
You could connect a webcam through USB switch into the laptop. But recently, more laptops have their own built-in webcam.
Yes. Many mid price range laptops feature a webcam
Absolutely. I have a Toshiba laptop with a built-in webcam. I also have an external web-cam - which I use for security monitoring. Both cameras work equally well.
yes
u have to go on messenger and go on webcam
you can download webcam driver not webcam.
Windows does not have a webcam. Windows come with a built in driver used for most laptop cameras. These laptop cameras are from different manufacturers. Microsoft however do have a series of add on cameras names LifeCam.
To use your laptop webcam, you have to install a program that is compatible with webcam chat such as Skype or MSN. Both programs are free and can be downloaded on their websites.
click on the start button on the bottom left hand corner of your screen.in the search box, type in webcam.depending on the webcam you have,YouCam webcam should come up in documents.
install the webcam and place it on top of the monitor
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lifeframe
with a webcam
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From the webcam