LOGITECH C930e Advanced 1080p business webcam with H.264 support

Description

The Logitech Webcam C930e features the widest-ever field-of-view in a business webcam - 90-degrees - and is the first with HD 1080p H.264/SVC UVC 1.5 encoding, the excellent technology that frees up PC bandwidth with on-camera video-processing. With pan, tilt and zoom functions and RightLight 2 technology, this webcam delivers the most professional desktop video collaboration experience yet.

KEY FEATURES
Premium Streaming: This video calling device delivers your presentation in stunning HD 1080p video quality at 30 frames-per-second with a 90-degree diagonal field of view. It covers the full action
UVC 1.5 H.264 Encoding: Frees up system bandwidth and delivers a smoother video stream by putting video processing in the camera
Ideal for Large Conference Rooms: This video conference camera is integrated with HDR, 4x digital zoom with remote control pan, tilt and zoom, as well as 2 omni-directional mics, so you can get your point across loud and clear
Versatile Connectivity: Adaptable to your business network set up, this conferencing webcam is certified for Microsoft Lync 2013 and Skype, compatible with most UC and web conferencing applications
Clip-and-Go: Mount the USB plug and play office conference camera on your LCD screen, notebook, table top, or mount it on your own tripod instead. A removable cover flips down to assure privacy and peace of mind
Brighter Images: Equipped with Rightlight 2 technology with automatic HD light correction and autofocus, this streaming webcam produces bright, well-contrasted images - even if you`re in a dim setting

Resolution:
1080p/30fps (up to 1920 x 1080 pixels)
720p/30fps (up to 1280 x 720 pixels) with supported clients H.264 video compression
Compatible with Windows® 7 or later
macOS X 10.7 or later
Chrome™ OS Version 29.0.1547.70 and higher
2 GB RAM or more needed for 1080p video streaming
1GB is typically needed for streaming 720p
USB-A port
Compatible with Microsoft DirectShow.
Works with popular calling