HP’s new 320 FHD and 325 FHD webcams work with PCs, Macs, and Chromebooks
HP’s new webcams are budget-friendly and built to help students.
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What you need to know
HP announced two webcams alongside its range of new education laptops. The HP 320 FHD Webcam and HP 325 FHD Webcam are straightforward all-in-one webcams. They both feature resolutions of 1080p, can record 30 FPS video, and have 66-degree viewing angles. They also each have removable lens covers for privacy and can rotate 360 degrees.
Both the HP 320 FHD and HP 325 FHD areWorks With Chromebook certified. That means they’ll seamlessly work with thebest Chromebooks, including the newly announced HP Fortis 14 G10 and HP Fortis 11 G9 Q. As one would expect, the webcams also work with Windows 10,Windows 11, and macOS.
The design and specs of the HP 320 FHD and HP 325 FHD are similar to most of thebest webcamson the market, but there are a couple of elements that stick out. For example, the ability to rotate 360 degrees allows the webcams to switch between facing forward and backward easily.
Since the webcams are aimed at people in education, support for Chromebooks is a nice touch. With hybrid learning being more common, having a good webcam that can work with any device is important.
HP also announced aportfolio of Fortis laptopstoday. The new rugged laptops are built to withstand the bumps and knocks of modern student life, which often involves carrying devices back and forth between home and school.
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