Extron starts shipping the MediaPort 200-- an HDMI to USB bridge integrating pro AV sources or systems with software codec conferencing applications.

As the company puts it, the MediaPort 200 bridges between simple webcam-to-computer solutions and traditional hardware videoconferencing systems. It adds support for professional-grade equipment (such as videoconferencing PTZ cameras, boundary microphones and sound reinforcement systems) and easily integrates conferencing PCs into a fully equipped AV system complete with video distribution and processing, control, DSP, microphones and full sound reinforcement.

Roll out your video conferences. Edbak EVCT-190 is a 79”-90” video conferencing trolley with motorised height adjustment.

It features storage space for PC and VC equipment and universal range of VESA mounts and adapters.

An additional camera shelf is included.

Professional casters with brake mechanism complete the enterprise-ready look for this 1100 x 1718 x 566 mm unit.

Weighs 100kg and can hold 80kg. Comes in black.

Go Edbak's EVCT-190, page 49 on the 2015 catalogue

ClearOne earned an impressive 51.5% share of the 2014 global installed audio conferencing endpoints revenue. The company gained share compared to the previous year, says new research from Frost & Sullivan (Analysis of the Global Audio Conferencing Endpoints Market).

ClearOne expanded its product line to enter new and adjacent markets for audio and video applications. Historically focused on installed audio conferencing devices, ClearOne has also entered the tabletop and video conferencing markets.

ClearOne continues to develop and introduce Read more...

Wow, it’s 25 years for Polycom… and just think how the videoconferencing industry has changed.

Everything changes with time, of course.

"Work," for example, has drastically changed: from a place we went to each weekday, it’s now something that we do, irrespective of time, location and devices. Traditional offices and meeting rooms give way to open, team and mobile spaces as well as small ”huddle rooms.” All of this presents new challenges (and new opportunities) for work collaboration.

Recognizing this, to coincide with its quarter-of-a-century Read more...