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	K2r Desktop Camera, ClearMic Duo, PVX Software Rating
	Code: GMK51131P Price:$449.95 Quantity:	Share it with a Friend
This kit combines all the necessary elements for video conferencing at your desk or on the go. The iREZ K2r camera provides superior image quality, and the ClearMic Duo provides crystal clear audio playback and recording, while cancelling echo using Polycom PVX software.	Download K2r Desktop Camera Datasheet PDF Operating Systems: Windows 2000, XP Image Sensor Size: 1/3"; 0.35 Megapixels Resolution: Up to 640x480 Focus Distance: 5cm to infinity Field of View: 54� Colors: Up to 32 bits RGB Frame Rate: Up to 30 fps at 640x480 (VGA) USB Cable Length: 2 metres Manual Focus Auto White Balance Auto Exposure Control LED Indicator ClearMic Duo Acoustic Echo Cancellation: >40 dB Noise Cancellation: >10dB Convergence Speed: 40 dB/sec Cord Length: 70 inches, (1.778 M) Low Delay: 10 msec Bandwidth: 20 � 7500 kHz Mute: Manual Button Connectivity: USB Port PVX PC Conference Application Highest quality with high resolution USB cameras including iREZ K2r and High Resolution Mega Pixel camera Works with most USB cameras Windows XP compatiable Conforms to International Telecommunications Union(ITU) H.264 video coding standard Advanced, full-screen, full-motion video up to 30 fps High resolution people video up to VGA (640x480) Supports IP calls up to 2Mbps Single window with PIP Convenient dialing to email addresses Supports encrypted calls up to 2 Mbps, including audio, video and content Allows secure operation using VPN clients

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A Mixed Bag 02/16/2008 - by Dave Schaefer from Helena, Montana

While the ClearMic Duo is very cool and the K2r camera is decent for the price, I found the PVX software somewhat frustrating to install on my small business wireless network, and I made about 3 calls to Polycom and one to the maker of my router before I could really get things working properly. All of this could have been fairly simple for someone who knew what they were doing, but PVX is marketed to people like me, who only have a moderate level of technnical knowledge, so it seems like they could better accommodate the novice. The main issue I had was a problem with network address translation, and I ended up having to hardwire my computer to the router in order to get things going properly. On the plus side, I got a fast and professional response every time I called Polycom for help, which was pretty impressive, given the fact that I purchased one of their lower end items.

I think the ClearMic Duo is a really great microphone for the price and I highly recommend it. I even played some music over it yesterday and it sounded pretty good!

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