There are few places in the world where there is still so much mystery about its origins and one of them is the famous and historic Inca site – Machu Picchu. Known as the lost city of the Incas, Machu Picchu which means “Old Peak” sits on a mountain ridge in the Unbamaba Valley in Peru.
This would be a trip to take when I have a lot of time – like retirement.
I have attended many conferences where presenters use detailed Powerpoint slides with a lot of text and graphics, but never was able to capture them quickly enough while writing them down.
I have seen some participants use their cellphones with built in cameras, but with limited success. Sometimes the images are not clear or too blurry, or there is a lot of distance between you and the screen and lighting is poor.
I often bring my laptop so I can type my notes and then I realized that I could use the built-in webcam. The only problem is that the camera is facing me and if I turn it around, unless I am sitting facing away from the speaker – I cannot be sure if I captured the images on the screen.
So Steve – if you could incorporate a second webcam on the backside of the MacBook display or provide a swivel mount on top edge so the camera can be rotated to face the user or the away – that would be great!
