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To: JJB who wrote (1423)	11/10/1997 12:18:00 PM
From: Mike Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60323

Intel's camera has no viewer to see the picture, you have to download onto a PC to see it. Not a very good feature. The beauty of digital camera is that you can see the picture right on the camera, so that you can decide to retake it or you can show off to your friends. This low end camera from Intel is probably good for video conferencing or video phone only. Excerpt from article: "There is no viewer located on the camera specification, so the photographer cannot see the picture until the image is downloaded into a PC. But eliminating instant viewing means there is no need for conversion from the captured image format to a viewable format, Green explained. The Intel PC camera architecture performs data manipulation and image enhancement in the PC, he said. "