28 August 2009 14:09 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Pocket-lint has teamed up with Plustek to bring you the chance of winning a Plustek TVcam VD100.The product is a little unusual as it combines the ability to tune into global DVB-T television - allowing your laptop to pick up TV signals - with a webcam.
The company claims that it has a compact and slim design, combined with plug and play digital video broadcasting. So now "watching digital TV on your notebook is no longer an imagination".
The webcam gives you 640 x 480 (VGA) resolution whilst the tuner features a "Time-Shifting" function, EPG (Electronic Program Guide) and scheduled power-up recording.
The competition will be running for 2 weeks, so to be in with a chance of winning just click through on the link below and answer the simple question.
Good luck.
Home Cinema, Laptops, TV tuners, Webcams, Plustek, Competitions


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