Straight from the CES show in Las Vegas comes this groundbreaking high tech gadget, a webcam that broadcasts 3D images so you can chat to friends and family in lifelike 3D!

The Minoru 3D Webcam is capable of creating an amazing stereoscopic effect using its two digital cameras. Mounted on top of the cute head, these cameras each take a picture of whatever they’re pointed at and transmit it over the internet.

The person you’re chatting too doesn’t need any special software, they just have to pop on a set of 3D glasses (you get five pairs included in the box) and they’ll see an amazing 3D image with depth and realism.

Setting up the Minoru couldn’t be easier: just install the applications from the included software CD and plug it into a spare USB port on your computer. The cam itself even has a flexible tripod mount that can be used to stand the camera on a desk or mount it on your monitor.

And not only can you use the Minoru to chat to friends and family around the world, but you can record 3D videos that can be saved to your computer and uploaded to YouTube, and it can also function as a normal 2D web cam.

Features:

• Transmit and record stereoscopic 3D images
• Chat to friends and family free via Live Messenger, Skype, AOL and other instant messaging tools
• Record standard 2D images and pictures
• Camera resolutions: 320x240, 352x288, 640x480, 704x576
• Package includes Minoru 3D web cam, USB cable, software CD, instructions, five pairs of 3D glasses
• Compatible with Windows XP and Vista
• Requires USB2 port, 2.4GHz P4 processor or better, 512MB RAM, 100MB hard disk