Google has scaled Chromebox for meetings, introducing new hardware that will better support larger groups of people who need to hold remote meetings.
A new 1080p pan-tilt-zoom camera can cover more area to help large groups chatting see one another better, while a new bi-directional microphone and speaker will make sure everyone is heard.
Chromebox for meetings users can also hook two monitors up to the hardware, and share their screens in full-screen mode. On the back-end, administrators have more control over monitoring and deploying hardware, as well as more granular control over whom to give administrative powers.
The new hardware doesn’t come cheap, though. At $1,999, it’s an expensive office communication solution, but may be a good option for larger companies with bigger remote teams.
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➤ Chromebox, now bringing face-to-face meetings to bigger spaces [Google]
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