Ever since cartoon character Jane Jetson chatted away on her videophone in 1962, teleconferencing has been on the wish list of just about everybody. While the legal community has always been a prime target for this technology, past efforts have notoriously fallen short — largely due to poor sound and mediocre visuals.
But finally, web-based conference technology may be ready for prime time — thanks to high-definition video and fast, fat “pipes.” Advances in large-sized screens, effective systems integration and stronger bandwidth are driving a nascent market for high-end systems where remote participants appear almost to be real, present-in-the-flesh attendees.
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