Sahara Computers is pleased to announce the availability of its new Webcam. Ideal for interactive video communication, including mail, conferencing and chatting, the Sahara Webcam enables 30 frames per second video imaging at VGA (Video Graphics Array) and features Precise Focus tuning for clear, immediate and effective digital communication.
The advent of mobile and wireless technology and infrastructure within the corporate environment has helped to drive further research and development into interactive applications and peripherals like the Sahara Webcam.
Featuring a 1/7-inch USB CMOS Camera with 100K resolution and an aperture of F/2.4, the Sahara Webcam allows the user to capture snapshots, broadcast live video (capture at 640x480) over the Web and record audio with a built-in microphone.
The device works with various messenger applications including MSN messenger, Yahoo messenger, Windows messenger, Netmeeting, and virtually all Windows programs that support videos and is compatible with Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP.
"Sahara has developed a high-performance interactive Webcam that facilitates immediate communication and allow for easy and quick transfer of audio and visual content. As far as mobile communication is concerned, this product demonstrates the convenience and increased levels of productivity that effective and robust infrastructure can provide," comments Atul Gupta, MD of Sahara Computers.
The Sahara Webcam has a view angle tolerance of up to 52 degrees and facilitates both Jpeg and AVi (video streaming) formats.
The recommended retail price is R184, VAT inclusive.
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Established in 1997, Sahara Computers assembles and markets PCs and peripherals through a global distribution network that covers both established and emerging markets.
The company is based in Midrand and is the official distributor and original equipment manufacturer for a variety of top international vendors, including AMD, Creative, Delta, Epson, Intel, Lexmark, Maxtor, Microsoft, MSI, Samsung, SMC Networks and Symantec.
An accredited member of the Proudly South African campaign and SAVANT international brand awareness initiative, the Sahara business network stretches across SA to include Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth. The company has established presence in key African countries like Kenya and Botswana, and is focused on an aggressive strategy to expand into this growing market.
For more information on Sahara Computers, its products and services, visit www.sahara.co.za.
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