The phrase "a webcam that can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the capabilities or features of a webcam.
Example: "I need to buy a webcam that can record in high definition for my online classes."
Alternatives: "a webcam capable of" or "a webcam able to".
The Mole is a wireless webcam that can upload video directly to such sites as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter.
In the meantime, eagle lovers can watch the two youngsters grow up through a live webcam that can be viewed at eagles.org.org
The big kahuna is the OrbiCam, a built-in webcam that can face you or rotate 180 degrees to face away from the notebook ideal for broadcasting live events via Ustream.tv or a similar service.
More than half a dozen stores have set up Webcams that can be pointed at merchandise, or whatever, by online viewers.
This year, Panasonic released a Webcam that you can control and see through from a mobile phone.
Viewers can follow along online at www.sargentmurals.bpl.org/imagesection /index.html, and the conservators will soon install a Webcam that the public can operate inside a kiosk at the site.
If you've got an appropriate webcam - that can provide you with effective invigilation".
Best of all, and I'm just spitballing here, but the Pivot looks just like the Amazon Echo so you can put the Pivot and Alexa together and have them mate, creating a family of lipstick-tube sized webcam AIs that can populate the world.
Last month bloggers began reporting on the ability to tap into thousands of raw Webcam feeds with a few simple Google searches, and the Spanish police arrested a suspect on charges of developing a computer virus that can activate a Webcam without the owner's permission.
Choose a box that can fit a webcam and be at a good working height for you.
