The geeks over at Make: Technology on your time have an interesting post on their blog about hacking the Logitech Quickcam Orbit. If you own this cam and ever thought it would be cool to make your own avatars or use the camera for something else, this is the article for you.
The QuickCam Orbit MP's sensor has been upgraded from VGA to 1.3 megapixels, with interpolation up to 4MP for still shots of your goods to be sold on eBay. The high quality sensor, combined with RightSound echo cancellation for headset-free video conferencing, and RightLight technology because not all of us have a halogen lamp behind our monitor, and your video conferencing should reach an unprecedented level of quality at 30fps thanks to the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connection.About Everything USB
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