Logitech Quickcam Messenger

I spend a lot of time on the road and don't always get chance t speak to my mates and see them as much as I woul like to so last weekend I invested in the Logitech Quick Cam Messenger. I wasn't looking for anything too over priced and just wanted something basic and once getting it home and installing it for the price I paid, it is everything that I need and more. The Quick Cam Messenger is compatible with Windows 2000/ XP and also all major messaging applications including MSN, Yahoo Messenger, Skype, AOL etc etc. The Cam comes with HP PhotoSmart Software and also a disk to actually install the CAM, as with any software this is extemely ...

Both my sisters and mum had all recently got webcams, to use with MSN Messenger, so not wanting to be left out I thought I'd better join them. Doing my usual bargain hunting on ebay one day, I came across this Logitech QuickCam Messenger Webcam - and won it for 99p. I'd had a webcam feature on a previous digital camera, (which I sold) so the idea wasn't entirely new to me, but this was the first "dedicated" webcam I've had. After a week or so wait, it arrived from Singapore. Included was the camera itself, complete with USB lead (it'll work with either USB 1 or 2), a rubber stand, a CD and a brief but easy to follow installation ...

What can I say? (A lot of things actually, but unless I type them you will not have a clue what I am on about!). I saw this for £14.99 in a high street computer shop in the bank holiday sale, and so I just couldn't resist temptation. I just had to get one. (Do you think I'm starting to sound a bit like the Absolutely Fabulous characters?). I have had Microsoft's MSN instant messenger for about six months and have a fairly long list of contacts (i.e. your friends that you talk to). Out of the list of contacts, about half of them have got some sort of web cam, so that I can see them when talking to them online. Some even have the posh ones, ...