Ever since that volcano with the weird name (Eyjafjallajokull, if you must) erupted, video conferencing companies (RADVISION included) have stepped up their efforts in saying that you can use their solutions instead of flying. I hate that claim. We’ve used it as an argument for going green, as an argument for birdflu and swineflu – you get the idea. It’s as if our industry is driven by fear and catastrophes. But it really isn’t. There’s real value in visual communications.
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | April 29th, 2010 | Filed under Technology
[This post is part of our Designing Hardware for HD series. Be sure to check it out!] [Fabrizio Ghetti, who wrote a very useful post on camera shopping tips had more tips for you about cameras, so here's another post - this time, camera positioning. As you'll be able to see, I assisted with the images.] So you’ve selected a camera. Great! Now it’s time to decide where to position it. This decision should not be taken lightly –
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By guest | March 10th, 2010 | Filed under HD VoIP
[Amir Zmora, who isn't new here wanted to provide his thoughts regarding what may be the future video telephony device of your choice.] I was reading an article by Dave Michels on NoJitter and found it to be music to my ears. I think it is a great article and find his position to be similar to what I have been excited about ever since I got involved in the partnership with SAMSUNG around the SCOPIA VC240. Dave talks about
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By guest | March 4th, 2010 | Filed under Clients
It seems like a fight has started over the communication device on our desktops. Not the fight over voice – that one has already been fought and won time and again by the ubiquitous desktop phone, with some signs of the mobile handset providing any serious competition to its reign. What I am talking about is the fight over visual communications: doing video chat and video conferencing from your desk, wherever that is. Here’s a list of the current contestants:
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | February 8th, 2010 | Filed under Clients, Technology
