Hands-on with Razer's Stargazer, the RealSense-powered webcam built for streamers

While at CES 2016 we got to take a moment to check out the latest RealSense-powered webcam from Razer, the Stargazer. With claims floating around that this may be the world's most advanced webcam, we had to see if it lived up to the hype. Since the Stargazer uses Intel's RealSense technology, you'll be able to use this camera for Windows Hello, as well as video streaming.

When it comes to video capture, the Stargazer streams in 720p at 60fps, which is perfect for streaming to Twitch or YouTube. Built-in you will find an automatic noise cancelling dual array mic, which will help ensure proper audio levels on your broadcasts. It also has dynamic background removal, which automatically removes your background so you don't need to set up a green screen to accomplish this.

The Razer Stargazer will be available in Q2 2016 for $199.

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