Web Cam Camera with MIC

USB 2.0 0.3MP 4 LED HD Webcam Web Cam Camera with MIC for Laptop Computer 

 

 

Features:

• Built-in microphone, your voice can be heard clearly in 10 meters.
• Great quality and exquisite appearance.
• 12.0M pixels, high definition and true color images.
• Left & right 360 degrees and up & down 30 degrees rotatable, you can adjust the angle as you like.
• Specialized optical lens, high precision.
• 4 LED lights showing for use at night to give you a bright visual effect and the knob at the back for light ON/OFF.
• Designed for both laptop and desktop.
• Auto white balance, auto color correction.
• Manual adjustable focal length. 
• Support Windows XP / win2003 / win7 / win8 / Vista 32bit, android TV.
• Support CC2000, AIM, Netmeeting, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and Skype etc.
  
  

Specifications:

• Item color: Pure Black, Red Shell, Black Shell                             
• DSP chip: Driverless 
• Image sensor: CMOS
• Lens: Superior quality glass lens
• High definition: 12.0M pixels
• Dynamic resolution: 640 * 480  
• Frame rate: 30fps  
• Focal length: 8mm-infinity 
• Cable length: Approx. 140cm
• Item size: 4.7 * 3.5 * 3.3cm
• Item weight: 78g
• Package size: 8.5 * 6.5 * 10.5cm
• Package weight: 105g

Package including:

• 1 PC  Webcam

Specifications

What's in the box:

• 1×Webcam

General Features:

SKU	AO169ELAAVKGJ2ANMY-68546635
Model	Elevenmall-WSJ51128163BK
Weight	0.08
Warranty type	No Warranty

Holographic Mouse

 Worlds First Holographic Mouse:

 The Ideal Accessory for Virtual Keyboards.

 

 

  Product Description

Introducing the Mouse of the Future

The name Odin is derived from an old Germanic word for “seer, prophet”, which is fitting for a futuristic, innovative product that challenges people’s perceptions of electro-optical applications and opens a whole new world of possibilities. The world's first laser projection mouse, the ODiN Laser Holographic Mouse will redefine your daily user habits for controlling, designing, and gaming on your computer.

• With low CPU loading and responsive design, the ODiN enables smoother web-surfing and gaming experiences.

• Multipoint controls such as click, scroll, drag and zoom will all be supported in the 8 x 8cm projection area that turns any flat surface into a trackpad.

• Tiny and portable, the ODiN weighs only 40 grams and fits well in your pocket or backpack, and consumes very little power!

• The triangle runic symbol is now a “button” for you to define! Whether it is to open a particular software or to return to the desktop, the button is at your disposal. You can even code your own macro and share it on Serafim’s online forum!

• Unique design makes it cool to look at and to show off.

*Through popular Kickstarter and Indiegogo fundraising campaigns, the ODiN project raised more than $200K combined, which more than doubled their initial funding goal!
**Winner of the Comuptex d&i and Best Choice awards

***The ODiN Aurora has drawn attention and acclaim for its innovative design from major media outlets around the globe

Specifications

USB Interface - USB 2.0
HID compliant Light Source－Red/Infrared Laser Diode
Projection Area Size - Approx. 80 x 80 mm
Power Supply - External USB 5V / 500mA
Compatible operating systems－MAC OS X 10.6 or later and Windows XP or later

Product Contents ODiN Laser Holographic Mouse, USB cable, product manual

Feature

Award-winning motion-sensing projection mouse launched on Kickstarter and Indiegogo
Turn any flat surface into a trackpad with multipoint controls that support a range of gestures
Lightweight and compact - weight of less than 40g makes it easy to carry around
Compatible with PCs, laptops, and tablets with a USB port
Innovative design makes it a cool gadget to show off to give to friends or family

 Brand : Serafim
Item model num : SVM-01A/B
MPN(PartNumber) : SVM-01A/B
EAN : 0635963684365

Product Dimensions(LxWxH) : 5x3x6cm ; 113 g
Package Dimensions(LxWxH) : 9x7x4cm ; 113 g

Robot Vacuums

The Best Robot Vacuums for Hands-Free Cleaning

Cleaning carpet and hardwood keeps getting easier—and smarter. As robotic vacuums continue to evolve they now include friendly chats with Alexa controlling systems, remote and app controls, auto charging, multiple cleaning modes, and sensors that ensure your personal cleaning robot doesn’t take a tumble down the stairs.
We run through some of the best robots to suck the dirt from your life.


 Deebot N79S

 Ecovacs improved on the popular DEEBOT N79—the most-purchased robot vacuum on Amazon—by introducing the N79s with 1000 pa, four cleaning modes and a litany of personalized features. Owners can set a cleaning schedule, operate it with a Wi-Fi remote—even if not at home—turn on auto charging, and activate alerts in case it gets stuck.
Beyond the smart app, owners can control it with Alexa-compatible voice commands. When left alone, the N79s features 100 minutes of edge cleaning, spot cleaning, and has anti-collision and anti-falling sensors.

 Koios K13

 The low noise level doesn’t mean Koios isn’t cleaning. Whether auto cleaning, spot, edge or single-room modes, you can schedule the robot and have it return to its dock for recharge before the battery runs its 90-minute course. With infrared sensors to guard against collisions and falls, the 500ml anti-spill dust box includes air filtration and overall reviewers enjoyed the efficiency and quality.

Oregon Scientific Strong Suction Robot Cleaner

 

 With a hefty 1400 pa, a measurement of suction power, the Oregon Scientific robot is about more than just cleaning power. The robot includes the ability to schedule work (only time and not days, one reviewer pointed out), operate off a remote control, recharge automatically, and do it all with anti-collision and anti-drop infrared sensors. The 360-degree roller moves it in any direction with its three-tier cleaning system that includes a rubber brush and HEPA feature.

 Mooka

 Using an auto-adjusting cleaning head, the Mooka adapts to the floor height. Charged with a cord, the robot can work off its cord for up to 120 minutes, using a four-point cleaning system and HEPA filters to trap fine dust particles with its “direct suction” process to pick up human and pet air directly into the dustbin with no tangling. Sensors keep the robot away from bumping and falling hazards. A slim design also helps it slip into low-profile locations.

 Robot Roomba 690

 

 Using either Amazon’s Alexa or the Google Assistant, the Roomba allows for cleaning or scheduling from the app or voice controls. Dirt-detect sensors alert Roomba to work harder on concentrated areas, such as high-traffic zones, and “intelligent sensors” guide the robot under and around furniture (and away from falls). With a brush to loosen dirt and another to pick it up, Roomba aims to grab everything from small particles to large debris while auto-adjusting to surface changes and dirt.
The Roomba makes more than 60 decisions per second to adapt movement and cleaning needs. Reviewers especially enjoyed its ability to keep up with pet hair and dirt and ease the strain of personal cleaning.

Housmile

 

 Using simultaneous sweeping, vacuuming, and filtration, this robotic vacuum can operate for 90 minutes in either the small-room mode or the big-room mode. Two side brushes combine with multi-cleaning modes to economically maneuver through rooms. Sensors keep this streamlined device from falling. While the Housmile doesn’t offer all the bells and whistles, it cleans, reviewers say, in a simple and straightforward manner.

ILife A4s

 Using a Li-ion battery, the “activate max” mode sends this robot through your home for 140 minutes in one charge. With a low-profile design, expect it to slide under beds and sofas and adapt on the fly to low-pile and hardwood floors. The tangle-free roller bush and two side brushes aims to get the ILIFE into every corner of dirt in the home, all with sensors to keep it from bumping and falling. Reviewers appreciated how well the vacuum grabbed every manner of debris.

Shark ION 750 Connected

The combination of a Wi-Fi-connected app and Alexa voice control (or Google Home) allows owners to program and monitor the robot from anywhere, even as it cleans, docks, or automatically recharges, giving them ultimate control. The self-cleaning helix-pattern high-tensile bristles on the brushroll capture hair, dust, dander and allergens while the sensors navigate floors and carpets while avoiding obstacles. Expect over an hour of cleaning time and a thin design to maneuver below furniture. This device has it all.

The Era Of Drones

The Seven Best Drones

The era of drones is upon us, but how to you pick the right flyer? For the most part, your options range from tiny, cheap, radio-controlled quadcopters that can bmavic puzz around your backyard to full-fledged drones equipped with high-quality cameras and and flight distances measured in miles.

Before you get started, you'll also want to familiarize yourself with the FAA's regulations (if you're in the States) so you can determine where to fly your drone and if you'll need to register it. Now, here are the six drones that are the best fit for people ready to take to the skies.

DJI Phantom

DJI's Phantom drones have consistently been among the most recommended for serious drone pilots, and its Phantom 4 Pro is just the latest and greatest. Among other upgrades, the Phantom 4 Pro comes with a new 20-megapixel camera and a large 1-inch image sensor, which is capable of shooting 4K video at 60fps. As PC Mag notes in its review, that sensor is about four times the size of most other drones in its class. This means the Phantom 4 Pro will give you noticeably better results—unless you're ready to invest several thousand dollars into your new aerial friend.

If you're looking to save some money and don't necessarily need the best video quality out there, some of the earlier Phantom drones are also worth considering. The standard Phantom 4, which still does 4K video, is just under $1,000 and, as of this writing, you can still find the older Phantom 3 for only $400. 

 Yuneec Typhoon H

The first thing you'll notice about Yuneec's Typhoon H is that it has six rotors instead of four, which promises better stability and the ability to keep flying if you lose one. But it's what's below that's just as important. Because of the Typhoon H's design, the attached 4K camera can be rotated a full 360 degrees, opening up possibilities you won't find on other drones in this price range.
Wired and Digital Trends both found that the drone delivered when it came to stable flight and good quality video. But the Typhoon also isn't great at battery life with long recharge times, and its construction is a bit flimsier than DJI's drones.

DJI Mavic Pro
 

If you need evidence of just how advanced drones have gotten in a few short years, you don't need to look any further than DJI's Mavic Pro. Not only does look weirdly sci-fi, but it packs capabilities that were until recently reserved for far larger and more expensive drones.
It's not exactly inexpensive, but that buys you fully stabilized 4K video (or 12 megapixel still images), a control range of just over four miles, flight time of 27 minutes, and speeds up to 40 miles per hour. In his extensive review, DC Rainmaker says "it's without question the drone I'd recommend folks buy." If the Pro is a little out of your price range, the new Mavic Air might be more to your liking. A mid-range drone, the Air keeps most of the Pros impressive specs while borrowing what's best from its beginner DJI Spark.

Parrot Mambo FPV

 

Although technically a minidrone, the Parrot Mambo FPV is the perfect starter drone. Able to hold up to outdoor conditions but also small enough for some indoor flying, the Mambo lets you practice your drone skills anytime, anywhere. Also singled out by The Wirecutter as a great starter choice, it's included 720p camera won't give you stunning shots like other drones on this list, but it will help teach you the basics of drone photography.
The best part is it's significantly cheaper than every other drone on this list, which is a great deal for anyone worried about crashing (and destroying) an expensive piece of aerial equipment.

Syma X5C-1
 

Believe it or not, you can get a drone equipped with a HD camera for less than $100, but it's best to temper any high expectations. Among the options available, Syma's X5C-1 Explorers is a clear favorite, with The Drone Files noting that it's "remarkably stable and a lot of fun to fly," and that it delivers decent (if shaky) video for the price. CNET also liked the earlier X5C model, saying that it's "better than its price suggests."
As you might expect, however, you won't get very far with this drone. It offers only seven minutes of flight time on a single, but takes a full 100 minutes to replenish the battery.

Parrot Disco FPV

 

While most consumer drones are of the quad or hexacopter variety, they aren't the only option. Parrot's fixed-wing Disco FPV costs about the same as DJI's Spark, but it'll give you a markedly different flying experience—not to mention a longer 45 minutes of flying time.
As we found in our time with the Disco, you'll want to have even more of open area for your flights than with a quadcopter—especially for landings, which can take a bit of practice. It's also probably not the best option if capturing video is your top concern. While it has a 1080p camera, PC Mag described the video quality as only "so-so."

DJI Spark
 

If you're looking for something more robust that the Parrot Mambo, but don't want to get too ahead of yourself, the DJI Spark is the perfect choice. With easy-to-use features, even for beginners, the Spark can also follow hand gestures and land in the palm of your hand thanks to its 3d sensing camera mounted on the front.
It takes 1080p resolution footage, so not professional grade 4K, but not bad either, and is much more compact and portable than some of the more unwieldy options on this list. Under $400 you can rest easy that you're not flying a gadget that's worth thousands through the air. If you want all the bells and whistle, including extra batteries, wing guards, and controller, you can also opt for the Fly More combo package.