USB webcams are attachable/detachable webcams for your computer or laptop. The pros obviously are that it takes photos, and that you can choose the megapixel value and quality. The cons however, are that they require more time to power on/off than a built in webcam and require a lot of space.
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.
The HP 2511x monitor does not have a built in webcam.
you just use another usb cable it maynot work though
You can use a usb webcam and if your windows xp or vista doesn't recognize your plugged in webcam, you can install it by downloading the driver on internet. http://www.computerspclaptop.com/asus/asus-eee-pc-1008ha-seashell.html You can try to use a different webcam with your Eee PC by plugging one in through the USB and choosing the USB decide as an alternative to your built-in webcam.
No, you can either buy a usb webcam. Or you could just chat via voice with your friends with either our earbuds or built in mic
It means that you have a built in webcam on your computer. I had the same question!
The same thing happened to me after I upgraded to Windows 7. Apparently, Windows 7 automatically installed the drivers for my webcam. After I updated my webcam's drivers using the Driver CD that came with my laptop, everything now is working fine. I have an ASUS K40IN with a built-in USB 2.0 1.3M UVC webcam.
There are a bunch of webcams with built in mics, some examples are the Microsoft LifeCam VX-3000 Webcam, the Macally ICECAM2 USB 2.0 Video Webcam With Microphone, and the LIFE-TECH Lifeworks IH-W350DB MyLife Webcam Pro.
Please check the manual or product specifications.
The most recent versions of the laptop usually feature a webcam that is built directly into the monitor of the system. To activate the webcam, the laptop user needs applications like the Yahoo Messenger and Skype which will activate the webcam automatically.
well if u look on your softwares you should have a webcam software because i have a dell laptop and if i type ion webcam on the search bit when u clikc on the little icon it comes up with it so hope tis heps -OR Go to My Computer>USB Video Device or Video Device>Take a new picture. ~This works for most computers with Windows XP and Vista, not sure of Windows 7.
For built in: Open Photo booth or other webcam software. For USB, plug in it, then open your program.