They include dynamic voice leveling, auto-framing, and lowlight and backlight adjustment. HP jammed the all-in-one's camera with software-based features that, if they're like the implementation in some of HP's latest laptop webcams, you may be able to live without. We'd have to try the feature to see if it's helpful, distracting, or even noticeable. Included software has a feature for cropping the image to center documents and flatten the appearance of paper so they appear more natural in the video. With two cameras, users can videoconference their face while simultaneously showcasing a secondary view, for streaming things like the top of their desk, a product prototype, a real-life document, or a whiteboard. The AIO also supports up to two of these magnetic cameras they would use pixel binning for 4 MP per still or video image, according to HP.

This is similar to a magnetic webcam concept Dell showed us in December, but the camera isn't wireless and can't attach directly to the display.

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