First up, Cisco launched the TelePresence System 500, a high-definition video conferencing solution for personal offices. According to Cisco, the smaller form-factor offers many of the qualities of ...
Virtual reality isn't just for gamers anymore. Cisco Systems this week is launching its much-touted telepresence offering, a high-definition videoconferencing line that some channel partners said will ...
Cisco this week said it will trial a home telepresence service in the United States this spring with Verizon, and in France later this year with France Telecom. Home telepresence uses a consumer’s ...
Cisco is to open up its high-end TelePresence videoconferencing suite to allow interoperability with rival standards-based systems. "Telepresence" is a term used by some manufacturers to describe a ...
Cisco’s $3 billion bid this week for Tandberg is a gamble that video conferencing can take off in the small/medium business and consumer markets, which to date haven’t embraced Cisco’s TelePresence ...
Yesterday, while at CMP's Enterprise 2.0 conference on Boston's waterfront, not only did I have the opportunity to interview Cisco's senior vice president of emerging technology Marthin De Beer about ...
The new version of the high-definition video conferencing system is designed for personal use and costs less than $35,000. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc on Monday unveiled an expansion of its high-end video conferencing series to include a simpler, cheaper version as well as one targeting ...
Regus, a provider of rented space and service for business, is getting set to deploy Polycom telepresence suites in at least 30 locations worldwide after a similar 2007 arrangement with Cisco Systems ...
Cisco will announce improvements on Tuesday to its Jabber IM, presence and video-conferencing product, as well as to its room-size “immersive” telepresence systems, as the networking giant continues ...
As I write this, I’m watching a presentation in a classroom of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. Nothing remarkable about that — except that the gent doing the presenting is in ...