Talk:Minoru 3D Webcam

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Hytek

I reverted this:

Here is the correction, the "first" should be [HYTEK iVCam stereo 3D sutie]^[1], which was commercially available in July 2006, more than two years ahead of Minoru. Irene He, the original designer, she was the first to release the idea of video chatting with 3D webcam in summer 2006. Like HYTEK iVCam, Minoru also uses two separate webcams (from Vimicro), the only difference is Minoru has a design that does not expose the two separate webcams while HYTEK iVCam suite shows the two webcams. HYTEK iVCam outputs 12 different modes while Minoru outputs 3 modes.

There was no attribution on the date to market, there appears to be a conflict of interest because the poster name is Irene He (founder of Hytek), and most importantly Hytek is two separate cameras and not one bundle.Americasroof (talk) 14:05, 20 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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^ HYTEK iVCam - Stereo 3D Webcam, revolutionize your online video chatting experience

[1] HYTEK iVCam - Stereo 3D Webcam, revolutionize your online video chatting experience

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