Is there a camera for zoom meeting? null

Yup. Just like a real computer!

yes, theres a 1080p camera with a slider for privacy protection on the side of it

Yes there is a camera built in and it also has a physical webcam shield for privacy.

Yes. It works well for my video meetings

The ASUS X1704ZA comes with a 720p HD camera that includes a privacy shutter for added security. This makes it suitable for Zoom meetings and other video calls.

(This reply is directed toward "Jjs2369," who unfortunately will probably never receive it, since he made the error of thinking the Questions section for merchandise is a forum (i.e., conversational). Since it isn't, he will have to repeatedly come back to these pages to see if anyone has answered his misplaced question. If he does come back (and for the enlightenment of all others), this is the very simple answer:) Generally speaking the camera will automatically activate when using a program (like Zoom), that requires it. The application should also ask permission of the user before doing so, unless it already has that permission from prior use. It's that easy.

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Yup. Just like a real computer!
Answered by luislast 9 months ago
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yes, theres a 1080p camera with a slider for privacy protection on the side of it
Answered by sweetg 9 months ago
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Yes there is a camera built in and it also has a physical webcam shield for privacy.
Answered by JeremyT 10 months ago
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Yes. It works well for my video meetings
Answered by EmilieG 10 months ago
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The ASUS X1704ZA comes with a 720p HD camera that includes a privacy shutter for added security. This makes it suitable for Zoom meetings and other video calls.
Answered by ASUS Answers 10 months ago
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(This reply is directed toward "Jjs2369," who unfortunately will probably never receive it, since he made the error of thinking the Questions section for merchandise is a forum (i.e., conversational). Since it isn't, he will have to repeatedly come back to these pages to see if anyone has answered his misplaced question. If he does come back (and for the enlightenment of all others), this is the very simple answer:) Generally speaking the camera will automatically activate when using a program (like Zoom), that requires it. The application should also ask permission of the user before doing so, unless it already has that permission from prior use. It's that easy.
Answered by luislast 9 months ago
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