The TouchCam N1 is presented in a small box that gives adequate details surrounding the features, and technical specifications. FaceVsion have been careful to emphasise 720p being a predominant standard with the N1. The branded logo can be clearly seen.
The TouchCam N1 packaging
Inside the box there is very little included in the bundle. We have the camera itself, a USB cable, a manual and a CD containing Skpe and Microsoft hotfix.
The TouchCam N1 bundle - not a great deal there!
The TouchCam N1 is quite a robust little camera, it features both a steel and plastic makeup. The lens if you haven't read the specifications is a wide-angle auto-focus lens that features AF too. Either side of the lens we have a unidirectional microphones. So the sound will be retrieved from one direction only. This is ideal for a webcam, especially if there are other things going on in the same room. Less likelihood of noise interference.
A front view of the N1
From a side view you can see that there are two significant pivot points that allow you to manipulate the angle/shape/position of the N1. This is especially useful as it means that whatever computer you are using, whether it be a laptop, netbook or desktop you have the ability to fix it to a selection of objects. The inside and outside of the foot on the N1 has rubber material attached as does the neck, this further assists with the securing of the camera to your desired object.
The TouchCam N1 bundle - not a great deal there!
Finally around the back we have a mini-USB slot for powering the N1 camera, the cable is provided within the bundle and is female USB to mini-USB. On either side of the camera you can make out the 2 mesh panels, here we have 2 speakers.
With the inspection over, lets see how this TouchCam N1 performs.
The back of the N1 with speakers and mini-USB
