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>Why not just say user facing, if that's what they mean? Because front facing is the accepted term for a camera on the front of the device when in use.
by yur3i__ 5y ago
>Why not just say user facing, if that's what they mean?
Because front facing is the accepted term for a camera on the front of the device when in use.
- perl4ever 5y agoThat's on phones. I don't think it's initially obvious the same terminology applies to laptops, because it hasn't been the norm to have a camera on the other side. The "back" isn't a part of the computer you normally are pointing at anything. It's not a big deal, but I'm on the side that it is something that has to be explained.
- cglong 5y agoFWIW, my Surface Book has a camera on both the front and that back (because it can be used as a tablet).