VideoConferencing – Page 3

Zoom Invests in DTEN Collaboration Device Partner

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Zoom has invested in DTen, a firm that has been working closely with Zoom to develop optimised hardware. No figures were give, but DTen said that the investment would help the …

Tags:Investment| VideoConferencing

Phew… Amazon has a Busy Launch Event

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Amazon has a new ‘domestic robot’ that has a 10″ touchscreen mounted on a motorised base and fitted with a camera on a telescopic ‘periscope’ that extends 107cm (42″) to allow …

Tags:Amazon| Projectors| VideoConferencing

Peerless Entertains With A/V at Lords

by Bob Raikes

Wow – two events in just three months or so! My schedule has got so hectic, now, and the second event was the Peerless AV event at the hallowed traditional home of cricket, the …

Links Week Ending 17th September 2021

by Bob Raikes

Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the second part of this week. Major Broadcasters Launch NEXTGEN TV on Five …

Quantum-secured VC Demonstrated

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Photonics World reported that two German Federal agencies have communicated via video over an optical link for the first time in a quantum-secure manner. The system did not use conventional methods …

Tags:Security| VideoConferencing

TCL Introduces $80 HD Cameras for Android TV and Google TV Sets

by Bob Raikes

What They Say NextTV reports that TCL will introduce an $80 FullHD USB camera to go with its Android and Google TV sets. The camera has a magnetic mount to fit to the TV. …

Tags:Cameras| TVs (TV Sets)| VideoConferencing

Videoconferencing Challenge Looming

by Bob O'Donnell

As both California and New York have now lifted a majority of their pandemic-induced restrictions for stores, restaurants, businesses, and other indoor environments, it is hard not to think about the potential impact to …

Tags:VideoConferencing

Google Previews Breakthrough Project Starline

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Google has released a video and blog post that combines very high resolution video conferencing combined with a light field display system that creates life-sized images of participants with a true …

Tags:Google| Light Field Displays| VideoConferencing

Will Conference Rooms Help or Hurt in the Return to Work?

by Bob O'Donnell

Pity the poor conference room. Often maligned in the past for being the source of enormous amounts of wasted time, they’re now expected to power new levels of productivity and collaboration in the forthcoming …

Tags:Covid-19| VideoConferencing

Command the Conversation with Poly’s New Squad of Personal Video Solutions to Look and Sound Your Best from Anywhere

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Poly announced the new Poly Studio P Series of video conferencing products including the Poly Studio P21 Personal Meeting Display, a 21″ monitor with ‘dynamic ambient lighting’, an integrated USB camera …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Pricing| VideoConferencing

Dell Has First 40″ Ultrawide Monitor & VideoConferencing Monitors

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Dell announced some new monitors along with new PCs. It also published a blog post about the new devices. The U4021QW is in the UltraSharp range and is a 40″ (well, …

Tags:Dell| Desktop Monitors| VideoConferencing

AirTies Cloud surpasses 25m homes

by Bob Raikes

What They Say AirTies has said that its Cloud service is now being used by 25 million homes. The company makes Wi-fi systems (STBs and gateways) for the use of TV and other ISP …

Tags:STBs| VideoConferencing| Wi-Fi