Having owned literally dozens of webcams over the years, I’ve seen webcams ranging from the absolute worst to some of the best. Up until now, I was using a webcam that I paid nearly $200 for about 10 ...

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Logitech has announced the successor to the popular C920 with the C922 Pro Stream Webcam, and this new model includes a 720p/60 mode, along with the 1080p/30 capability of its predecessor. “C922 Pro ...

The Logitech C920 is a bit of an icon. For nearly five years, its broad rectangular chassis has perched atop people’s computers, a staple of any mid-to-high-level YouTuber or Twitch streamer’s arsenal ...

Gaming isn’t just about your own enjoyment anymore. These days, swarms of gamers record and upload footage of their virtual adventures, and many even stream it live for others to enjoy in real-time, ...

Logitech announced its latest webcam today, aimed for users who are big on livestreaming games on YouTube or Twitch. The Logitech C922 Pro Stream features 1080p at 30 fps or 720p at 60 fps streaming.

If you’re a diehard video streamer, Logitech has just announced a much-improved successor to its incredibly popular C920. The C920 webcam has been with us for nearly five years, and it has served with ...

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Born in the 8-bit era, raised by the 16-bit era, and perfected by the 32-bit era, Cory's roots grew from the likes Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man to the world of Resident Evil and Castlevania. Owning ...

When it comes to webcams, most folks will plunk down about $40 and be ready to roll for the occasional low quality video chat. Up until a few months ago, I was firmly planted on that side of the fence ...

As gamers we have come a long way since the days of Atari and Nintendo Entertainment Systems, we have evolved to having computers that allow us to process more and more data and play bigger and better ...