AVer U50 Visualiser

Description

The AVerVision U50 visualizer (Document Camera) features exceptional portability and conveniences as well as the ability to run solely off power from the computer. The lag-free 30 fps frame rate, 5-megapixel camera sensor, more than full HD 1080p output resolution and built-in microphone make it an excellent choice during video chats. Easily integrate U50 with your laptop or computer via the A+ Suite for Microsoft PowerPoint® to capture high-quality visualizer images and record live video and audio.

Hassle-free Live HD Imaging
Show vivid, blur-free 30 fps live video at full HD 1080p that will dazzle any audience, while utilizing the visualizer’s wide shooting area and long flexible arm to easily capture complete images of documents & objects larger than an A4 sheet of paper.

Engage with More Classroom Integration
Easily connect your visualizer to your computer via the U50’s mini USB port and instantly bring images to life on your screen. AVer’s A+ Suite software provides more collaboration between teachers and students with tools that help increase integration such as annotation, recording, image capture, and picture-in-picture.

Easy Online Video Streaming
Take advantage of U50’s quality 5-megapixel camera sensor, nearly instantaneous auto focus and built-in microphone to video chat through Skype™ and similar programs, streaming live images from the visualizer (document camera) to friends, colleagues and pupils online.

Compact and Portable Design
Bring your U50 visualizer (document camera) along with you wherever you go thanks to a lightweight design, a flexible arm and camera head that effortlessly slip into the visualizer’s frame and a built-in handle for easy toting.

Explore New Possibilities with A+ Suite
A+ Suite provides teachers with a range of interactive software to realize the full potential of their AVer visualizer. Integrate live images seamlessly into existing teaching material, while maintaining easy access to camera functions and tools, such as annotation, recording, image capture and picture-in-picture.