Webcams have long had a very important place, especially for broadcasters. However, this has changed a bit with the lockdown after the Covid-19 outbreak. The importance of making video calls over the Internet has increased in general. Especially with the professional use of these devices in job interviews, webcams also entered a rapid development process. Here is one of the latest examples of this development Lenovo’s new Go 4K Pro model!
Lenovo Go 4K Pro comes with artificial intelligence support!
Lenovo has officially announced its new camera, the Go 4K Pro. The camera promises a high-end autofocus technology thanks to artificial intelligence support. Also, the Go 4K Pro, which has Microsoft Teams certification, is guaranteed to always offer top-notch video clarity in conference calls in Teams.
Go 4K Pro, which aims to provide high privacy thanks to the cover structure that allows the camera to be hidden, and the notification light that shows the microphone usage, can be attached to monitors. In addition, if desired, the device can be mounted on tripods thanks to a 0.25mm female screw socket. This allows you to use the 90-degree sensor more efficiently.
It can record HDR video in 4K resolution!
The camera, which can connect with a computer via USB Type-C, can record videos in 4K resolution, as the name suggests. However, the highlight of Lenovo Go 4K Pro is that it can record videos in HDR as M.JPEG and H264 formats. The device, which can detect face thanks to artificial intelligence support, has a plug and play feature. Finally, the Go 4K Pro hosts a 48kHz sampling microphone. However, the software needs to be installed to take advantage of all these features.
The total size of the device, which weighs 300 grams, is stated as 3.5 inches from corner to corner. Compatible with Windows and ChromeOS platforms, the camera will be released in July 2023. Lenovo has announced that it will offer a three-year warranty for the Go 4K Pro, which has a price tag of 119 euros. It is not yet known in which countries the 3-year warranty will be offered.
So how did you find Lenovo’s new camera, Go 4K Pro? Do you think it can make a noticeable difference in Teams conversations? Don’t forget to share your ideas with us in the comments section!