The ICD-5000 image capture and display system lets mobile professionals, educators, advertisers, litigators, and others display or record a phone screen do so with a high-resolution, affordable system. The ICD-5000 delivers a live image of a handheld device screen to a computer, so it can be recorded, displayed on a monitor, projected on a screen or shared through the Web.

Jeff Hunt, Project-a-Phone President and CEO, explained, "After introducing the ICD-300 earlier this year, we were overwhelmed by the positive response. With the ICD-5000 we now offer an affordable solution that can be used to present in environments where high resolution is critical."

Project-a-Phone hardware securely clamps the phone in place and delivers a live video feed of the screen image to a PC through a USB cable. The software displays live video, lets you record video and audio, takes still images individually or in a programmed sequence, and can display multiple screens simultaneously. The ICD-5000 package includes software and a carrying case. It costs $395 with quantity discounts available.

Product Specifications:

• Displays or records up to 30 fps at VGA
• 5.17 mega-pixel sensor
• Takes 3 mega-pixel screenshots
• Powered by USB cable
• Under two pounds
• Fits in a 10"x9"x2" carrying case
• Runs on Windows 2000/XP/ME
• Requires one USB 2.0 port per device

For more information or to order Project-a-Phone, visit www.projectaphone.com.