Compare Logitech QuickCam Sphere MP Web Cam to Logitech QUICKCAM PRO 9000 Web Cam

The QuickCam Sphere is designed to turn heads. The mechanical pan and tilt feature allows the webcam to turn side to side to give you 189° field of vision, and tilts up and down 102°. Intelligent face-tracking software automatically follows you to keep you in view. It even zooms in so you can see details clearly. It's easy to add live video to all your IM sessions. The QuickCam Sphere also features a new 1.3 Megapixel sensor with RightLight technology to capture finer, more accurate details, achieving superior quality videos and pictures. Its built-in microphone with RightSound technology now provides acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) for echo-free communication, with or without a headset. Less

As Internet connections have matured to faster and faster broadband pipelines, webcam manufacturers have been keeping pace with higher resolutions and improved optics to take advantage of the larger bandwidth. And more than just communicating over chat and VoIP, webcams are increasingly used to broadcast Truman Show-esque live video feeds of one's every move (such as at Justin.tv) as well as high-quality mini-movies uploaded to sharing sites. And that's where the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 really shines, with its 2-megapixel image sensor, smooth-tracking autofocus, high-end Carl Zeiss optics, and HD video capabilities (with the capability of recording video at 960 by 720 pixels). Less