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Freetalk Everyman HD webcam up for pre-order at Skype store

For all the talk of HD webcams, we’ve seen precious little at the Skype shop — until now. Freetalk’s Everyman HD (Talk-7140) features on-board H.264 hardware encoding for up to 720p video at 22fps, with minimum system requirements of WIndows XP, 1GB RAM and a dual core 2GHz CPU. Apparently, Mac users (OS X 10.4 or better) can expect VGA quality at 30fps (sorry, guys). Available soon, pre-order now for $50.

Freetalk Everyman HD webcam up for pre-order at Skype store originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 25 Apr 2010 01:02:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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