 So today I'm going to be doing another unboxing of a Microsoft webcam. So this is a Microsoft Lifecam HD 5000. It features sharp video with autofocus as well as true color, which they explain a little bit better on the back. Now this isn't the first HD webcam from Microsoft, but it is a new one. So the old one has kind of a, and as far as I can tell, they have pretty similar specs, but the older one has more like a barrel shaped webcam shape. So it's like, well, it's shaped like a barrel. And then this one's more like a little brick. So that's the biggest difference that I can tell right off the bat. Here we go. They have a little, oh, you know what? I think the one I looked at before was the Lifecam Cinema, but I'm not 100% sure. So it looks like that one does have some benefits that this one doesn't, such as a glass lens, aluminum body, and clear frame technology, whatever clear frame is. So this one is also slightly lower resolution for the photos. It's only four megapixel and it has a flexible base, noise canceling microphone, 16 by nine widescreen auto focus and true color technology. So true color means that it is trying to retain truer colors as far as I can tell. Basically it's taking a dark shot and it's brightening it up a little bit or a bright shot and darkening it a little bit. Okay. 16 by nine widescreen is awesome if you have two people in the shot, as Microsoft so kindly points out for us. And then one, what is this supposed to be? That's a cupcake. Oh, they're showing the focus. All right, right. So it can focus on a cupcake and then it'll smartly decide what is supposed to be in the focus of the shot. So let's get this thing opened up. And like I do with all of my camera unboxings, I will actually shoot my next unboxing with the Lifecam HD 5000, or maybe it's not an unboxing. I think I'm going to do some other video, but I will shoot it with this. So you will actually get a preview of what the video quality looks like for this camera. So this box is like incredible. Look at this. It comes apart in 18 million different pieces. Okay. So why don't we first have a look at the accessories or other things that come with it. Here is the instruction and quick start guide. One, disc. Two, plug in. Three, put it there or there. And four, move it around a bit. Aim it, I'm guessing is what they're trying to say. Next we have a Lifecam 3.0 software CD or DVD. I can't tell. It's probably a CD. And then after that we have a Microsoft product guide, which tells us all of the safety and ergonomics considerations. Webcam with magnetic and adhesive mounting. You know, basically they're covering their butts legally. Make sure that you know everything you need to know about the product. Okay. So then you just slide the webcam out this way. And then look at this box. This box is incredible. You know what? I should just do, the focus of this unboxing should be on the box, not the webcam. Look at this thing. It has like four different layers and it folds in this way and then out that way. And it has like a, oh there, I finally figured out how it comes apart. So the box is actually like this shape. Look at that. I wouldn't be able to put this back together. I'm not going to be able to put this back together. Anyway. Here's the webcam. So we'll just take the little plastic clamshell apart here and slide the, you know, I had a lot of trouble with this on the last one. It's a good thing I've seen this before. So you just take the little clamshell pieces off there and then we get down to the webcam itself. So you can see it's, it swivels as they pointed out on the, on the box. And then it doesn't actually tilt up and down. But what you can do is you can adjust this flexible base. I really like this mounting system because it means that you can just kind of sit it like this, point it up at you, or you can kind of move it around a little bit, or you could put it like this if you felt like it, and then it would sort of point this way or you could, you could take, oh no, then it would be upside down. Okay. Don't do that. But it also has a little notch on the front so that you can easily sit it on top of almost any LCD monitor. So it's, it's wide enough that you can take even a wide LCD monitor like the cameraman's and just mount it up on the top of the screen like that, point it down at yourself. And it's quite secure up there. It's not going to just randomly come down. So I think that pretty much covers everything I wanted to say about the LifeCam HD 5000. It's HD. And also there's, appears to be like a video call button on the top. And there's the microphone hole. Thank you for checking out my unboxing. USB cable.