Webcams

Yes.

In order to record computer screen and your own video though webcam, you will require a free screen recorder known as ScreenRec that is not only free but has capability to record your computer screen and yourself through webcam. ScreenRec also accepts dual audio input i.e. from system or from mic and records your computer screen without watermark.

Basically, ScreenRec is used to create video tutorials, or for creating instructional video to send a video message to colleagues. If you want to take maximum advantage of ScreenRec, complete registration process by verifying your email and you will get a free cloud storage of 2GB free. As soon as you complete recording computer screen, you will be given a unique link which can be shared with anyone with whom you want to share this recorded video.

yes but it may depend what type of camera you have!

Shut down your computer,when it's in the restart Mode,plug you microphone in.You will then see a message that says"new hardware detected'.---No software is needed.
In the control panel click on "Sounds and Devices',there you will have the ability to test you mic and your mic volume,once set,click Apply,click OK.You are done.Your mic is ready t use.

Depending on your browser it is a little different but go to your "Internet options" or "options" menu and a window will appear then delete "www.google.com" from your homepage and put the page of your choice.

The web cam is used to take pictures, videos and many other things so you can make movies, connect with people over the Internet who could be even in another country, or go on Chat-room Roulette [lol ;)]. The web cam is also GREAT for people who are deaf or mute, as they can use sign language to communicate, because they can't hear the phone ring and they can't talk to peoples.

KeyLemon is a free facial recognition software available to anyone to use with their webcam. Computer manufactures such as Toshiba and Dell may also offer facial recognition software to use on their PCs.

Apple's iPad does not have a standard video card. Apple designed their own processor (called the A4) to control the iPad and incorporated the PowerVR SGX 535 graphics processing chip to drive the graphics.

The whole inside computer screen spins once.

Depends what you want really.. If you want just a normal average webcam, they range from about $5.00 to about $30.00. While high quality range from $50.00 to $100.00.. I would highly recommend an average webcam in the $20.00 range.

A scanner is used to input paper documents or photos into the computer. They are typically "scanned" as images (like pictures) and stored in TIFF, GIF, or JPG format, and can also be scanned into the Portable Document Format (PDF), or converted to text using Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

1,000,000+ lines of code. Hacking is very, very, very hard. It's not at all like the movies, where you just type some thing like "hack <nameofcomputer> trojan.exe". In real life, you first need to penetrate the firewall, then gain admin control, either by tricking the user into giving your program admin control, or backdoor programs. Both are extremely difficult, because on one you have to fake a certificate, and on the other, you have to find a loophole left in the programming, which both apple and microsoft are very good at covering.

If it's got an inbuilt webcam, it should also come with software pre-installed. My Compaq laptop has a webcam and a programme called Cyberlink YouCam, which I had to look for in the list of programmes. When the programme is opened, the webcam switches on (a little light lights up next to it) and... there's me on the screen, looking older and fatter than I ever imagined. Webcams are not flattering.

Also, if you've got a big enough hard drive and you want to try installing Ubuntu Linux for free, (you could try it by installing Ubuntu using WUBI - Windows Ubuntu Installer - as a Windows application) then free software can be downloaded to use your webcam in Ubuntu).

There's a button that looks sort of like a doodle of a bird to the right of the power button and to the left of the mute button. If you press that then a screen appears with different things (Ie: headphones, TV, pictures) Pick the one at the farthest right.

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Most HP model laptops are packed with 'HP Webcam' software.

If it is not installed please check with your manafacturer's website at: www.hp.com/support/

It really depends on the type of webcam you have. On mine you press the same button you used to start recording.

You can but there are not any on the market yet. There are some manufactures working on some and you should start seeing them soon. Here is one of them.
The second and third generation iPads both feature 2 web cams.

well, when you go on the website there's normally to buttons ( text or video ) click text to not go on video chat.

Yes,they can surely do that.The thing is that it is not good to do as someone might hack or intercept the call and leak the video.

It seems that there is no actual program from Lenovo that runs the integrated webcam. Ironic, isn't it...what with all the preloaded junk. I spent too much time looking for myself. Then I spent even more pointless time in an IM session with a Lenovo "representative" who seemed to think that an Fn button (F6, which actually controls display modes) controlled the camera. His response turned into "call this # and they can tell you" when I tried let him know he was off base so I quit wasting my time.

In the end, the only way to get into the camera is via the settings for it, you can take a snapshot there and save it to My pictures. Beyond that, all other access is controlled with the activation of 3rd party programs like Skype.

im not sure but from pics i"ve seen i believe so.

No, I have one and it has neither a mic or a webcam.

However, it has a mic port and you can buy an external mic and webcam.

No, but it does have a microphone built into the speakers just above the power button.

If it is the cheap sonix webcam (from eBuyer etc.) 6029 CIF XP driver that you need then search for "COMS_CH_XP_060928.zip". I got a good copy from "opendrivers". I have a copy of this zip file if you want: tonyatnajac.co.uk

Underneath the hood, the camera appears to be an asus cam (at least according to Windows XP Control Panel). Note that the "6029 CIF" links from many driver download sites eventually lead to downloading a setup.exe, supposedly for 6029 CIF but that didn't seem to work, installing AMCAP software instead.