A Webcam is a desktop or video camera whose output is placed on a web page either by displaying images at intervals or producing a live video stream. That web page is then viewable via the Internet. Webcams in operation around the world show everything from travel destinations, people, or offices.
A video camera with proper software connects to the internet through your computer. Commonly used for video conferencing or as an email attachment.
a device / camera sitting on top of your computer / laptop, which broadcast you or what is in the viewer
a digital camera that is downloaded to the web periodically, typically from every minute to every hour
a simple digital camera that attaches to your computer
a small camera that plugs directly into your computer
a small digital camera that someone usually volunteers to place in a strategic or picturesque location, then connects it to a computer and finally to the Internet
a tiny video camera designed especially to sit on your computer
a video camera connected to the Internet which sends live images to your browser screen
a video camera whose output displays on a Web page
This device transfers video to the computer.
a website featuring real-time video broadcasting from one or more locations.
A video camera, usually attached directly to a computer, whose current or latest image is requestable from a Website. A live cam is one that is continually providing new images that are transmitted in rapid succession or, in some cases, in streaming video. Sites with live cams sometimes embed them as Java applets in Web pages.
Video camera with output that can be displayed on a Web page; also called a cam. 1.31, 2.22, 5.23 setting up, 5.24
(Web Camera) - A digital camera that uploads images to a Web site for broadcast.