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14 Nov

iMage Webcam 1.0.7

About iMage Webcam Apple is bringing about a video conferencing revolution. Now there’s an easy way for you to join in with your PowerBook, iBook, Mini, or Mac Pro. Just plug the iMage webcam into your Mac’s USB 2.0 port and start enjoying video chat with friends and family within seconds. - Lightweight, 2-inch, portable design. - Mounts on PowerBook or iBook screen. - Built-in magnetic mount, threaded screw hole for tripod mount, and screw holes for wall mounting.

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