Cisco Systems Inc. rolled out its real-time videoconference system, Telepresence, to 50,000 employees worldwide, inviting them to test technology purported to be so realistic it makes conference-call participants believe the person talking on the monitor is in the same room.
February 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Cisco Systems Inc. rolled out its real-time videoconference system for 50,000 employees worldwide in January, inviting them to test equipment with far-flung friends, family and co-workers.
Most big Cisco offices have TelePresence, which debuted in October. The technology — which includes high-definition monitors, highly sensitive audio equipment and integrated networking gear — starts at $99,000. A system that accommodates at least a dozen people costs $299,000.
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