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There are four Project-a-Phone devices. The ScreenView model links the live phone image directly to a projector or monitor through a video cable. Used for cell phone forensics, the Snap model lets you use a 10MP digital camera to take pictures and video recordings and load them into our Case Reporting Software where you can add notes and information about the case and phone and create a case report.
The ICD-5005 and ICD-1300 Image Capture and Display systems use a USB connection to link to a computer, where our basic software lets you capture screen shots and video clips or display the image on a computer monitor. It also works with our optional Case Reporting Software.
Other than the camera, the hardware is the same for the four models, and the basic software is the same for the ICD-5005 and the ICD-1300. Common product features: Basic Software The Project-a-Phone Image Capture and Display basic software lets you display your phone screen in real time, record audio and video, and take still images individually or in a programmed sequence. Other software features include:
Case Reporting Software The optional forensics Case Reporting module can be used with a Project-a-Phone device or with any digital camera. It lets you select information about the case and phone from dropdown menus and combine it with screen shots and video recordings into a pdf, html, or rich text format Case Report.
Hardware The Project-a-Phone™ stand securely clamps your handheld device in place beneath the camera, while providing easy access to the controls, so the phone remains stable while you conduct demonstrations or examinations. Key hardware features and specifications include:
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