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FaceVsion rolls out 720p FVexpress webcam combo kit

FaceVsion already debuted its TouchCam N1 Skype HD webcam at CES, and it’s now followed that up with its new FVexpress Combo kit, which is apparently tailored specifically for Google Talk users. That kit includes the company’s FV TouchCam L1 HD webcam (pictured above), as well as an FVexpress ExpressCard that does hardware H.264 encoding of the video before streaming it over the internet with the included QuLives communication manager software (which is itself fully compatible with Google Talk). All of that expectedly pushes this kit past the usual cost of a webcam, but the $149.95 asking price isn’t exactly too extravagant considering what you’re getting.

FaceVsion rolls out 720p FVexpress webcam combo kit originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 26 Mar 2010 12:34:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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