Microsoft requires all Windows 11 laptops and tablets to have a webcam

Microsoft yesterday introduced the Windows 11 operating system, and also published the minimum system requirements. Now new details have become known, according to which Microsoft requires future laptops to have a webcam.

So far, this requirement is not mandatory, but in the future, all devices, except for desktop PCs, must have a webcam. This condition will take effect on January 1, 2023 and should force manufacturers to include webcams on all their laptops and tablets.

Microsoft requires all Windows 11 laptops and tablets to have a webcam

In addition, Microsoft also noted that the webcam must have a resolution of 720p (1280 x 720 pixels) or higher and an aspect ratio of 1: 1. In addition, the camera should also have auto white balance and auto exposure support.

Microsoft has also laid out some rules for devices that will have a dedicated camera button. This button should be able to wake up the device when needed.

Today we published the details about the support for Android apps in Windows 11.

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