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Introduction
With digital cameras becoming more and more popular you may have
looked at purchasing one for yourself but found them to be very
expensive. There are some cheaper digital cameras available that
you may have been tempted to purchase, but are they worth the money?
Today, I have a look at the D-Link DSC-350 Dual Mode Camera, at
a price tag of $129, is it really worth the money?
Details and Specs
The D-Link DSC-350 is a dual mode camera. It gives you the ability
to take digital pictures as well as doubling as a PC Webcam or video
camera. It allows you to take pictures in 320x240, 640x480, and
1024x768 resolutions. With 8MB of memory, you can hold up to 500
pictures or record 4.5mins of video
Specs
- 8MB of Memory
- USB 1.1 compatible
- Resolutions at 1024X768, 640X480, 320X240
- Webcam speed of 30FPS at 600X480
- Video Recording speed of 4FPS at 320X240
- Lens Focus ability equal to 35mm camera
- Focus length from 4cm to infinity
- Weight of 110g
System Requirements
- Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000
- Pentium 200 or Equivalent and Above
- 30 MB Hard Drive Space
- CD-ROM Drive
- Video Adapter that supports 24-bit (16.7 million colors) or greater color
- USB Port
Package Includes
- DSC-350 Dual Mode Camera
- Drivers on CD-ROM
- 2 AAA Alkaline Batteries
- Camera Pouch
- Cradle
- USB Cable
- User's Manual
- MGI Photosuite III SE CD-ROM
- MGI Videowave III CD-ROM
- Tilt/Swivel Base
- Hand Strap
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